BIO-UV Group Reports €20.1 Million First-Half 2026 Turnover
Key Takeaways
- •BIO-UV Group posted turnover of €20.1 million for the first half of 2026.
- •Services & After-Sales revenue increased 10% compared with the same period in 2025.
- •Aquaculture revenue rose by €0.6 million, helped by export activity and stronger fisheries and maritime demand.
- •The company won a major water-treatment and disinfection contract in Iceland with a global salmon producer, and the project is underway.
- •As of mid-July 2026, the company said its order backlog was slightly higher than a year earlier, with more opportunities in export markets.
BIO-UV Group, the French specialist in water treatment and disinfection systems, reported turnover of €20.1 million for the first half of 2026. The company said its Services & After-Sales division grew 10% compared with the same period in 2025.
BIO-UV Group said the performance reflected the continued expansion of its installed equipment base and supported a growing stream of recurring, higher-margin revenue.
Growth was driven by export activity, stabilization in the maritime retrofit market, and sustained momentum in fisheries and aquaculture. Revenue in the aquaculture segment increased by €0.6 million over the period.
In early 2026, BIO-UV Group secured a major contract for a water treatment and disinfection project with a global salmon producer in Iceland. The project is currently under implementation.
The Lunel, France-headquartered company said it expects organic growth to continue through 2026, supported by faster momentum in its Solutions division. It pointed to export-led aquaculture projects, continued activity in maritime applications, and municipal and industrial wastewater solutions. Those areas remain central to the company’s business mix, which combines equipment sales with follow-on service revenue once systems are installed.
The company also expects continued expansion in the Services & After-Sales segment, citing its recurring and higher-margin profile. In a water-treatment market where operators often require maintenance, upgrades and technical support over time, that installed-base model can provide a steadier revenue contribution than one-off equipment orders.
As of mid-July 2026, BIO-UV Group said its order backlog was slightly higher than at the same point last year, with a larger pipeline of opportunities in export markets.
Founded in 2000, BIO-UV Group designs, manufactures and markets water treatment and disinfection systems based on ultraviolet light, salt electrolysis, ozone and advanced oxidation processes (AOP).
The company is one of the leading manufacturers of UV-based ballast water treatment systems for the global maritime and yachting industries, with several hundred references for its BIO-SEA BWTS.
BIO-UV Group is listed on Euronext Growth Paris (FR0013345493 – ALTUV). It has been recognized as an “Innovative Company” by Bpifrance and is eligible for the PEA PME-ETI investment scheme.
Source: BIO-UV Group tweet