DBT's share price fell on the Paris Bourse on Friday, following the publication of half-year sales that failed to convince the market of the company's commercial dynamism.

At around 11:30 a.m., the electric mobility specialist's share price lost over 14%, making it one of the biggest decliners on the Paris market.

Last night, DBT announced consolidated half-year sales for 2023 of 5.8 million euros, up 27% on
for the same period last year.

Order intake was up 19% at 8.8 million euros.

The group also points out that it has an order backlog of over six million euros to be produced and invoiced before the end of
the financial year.

DBT explains that it will continue to develop its operator business strongly with its subsidiary R3, saying it is "reasonably optimistic" in its subsidiary's ability to rapidly win major contracts.

DBT, which points out that its "business model is based on long cycles", says it expects its business to continue on a largely upward trend for the rest of the year, with expected growth of around 20% by 2023.

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