Investor Day 2026: Growth trajectory and medium-term ambitions enable the establishment of a new dividend policy 

On 26 February 2026, Getlink brought together more than 150 investors and financial analysts, both in person and online, for its Investor Day.

Investor Day 2026 marked a key milestone for the Group, providing investors with a clear view of its medium‑term growth ambitions and the concrete drivers underpinning them. Yann Leriche, Chief Executive Officer, presented the Group’s ambition to scale up, supported by the strength of a diversified portfolio of activities and by the profound evolution of the European high‑speed rail landscape.

A solid, disciplined Group resolutely focused on the future

Yann Leriche & Jacques Gounon

 

Opening the Investor Day, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Jacques Gounon, highlighted the Group’s solidity, reflected in improved 2025 financial results and strong underlying trends.
This robustness enables Getlink to introduce a new dividend policy, reflecting the Group’s confidence in its strong growth outlook.

 

 

A clear trajectory: €1 billion in EBITDA by 2030

Yann Leriche, Group’s CEO

Yann Leriche, Chief Executive Officer, presented the Group’s strategic vision and renewed ambitions.
Getlink now targets consolidated EBITDA of €1 billion in 2030, supported by:

  • the continued positive momentum of LeShuttle Passenger,
  • the gradual recovery of LeShuttle Freight,
  • the ramp‑up of Eleclink,
  • the steady growth of Europorte,
  • and the accelerated development of Getlink Customs Services in a buoyant post‑Brexit market.

Yann Leriche

 

In addition to these drivers, the Group benefits from the major potential of high‑speed rail: based on prudent forecasts, routes between London and continental Europe are expected to grow from 12 to 22 million passengers over the next decade, driven by increased capacity to meet rising demand, the arrival of new operators, and the opening of connections to Germany or Switzerland.

 

 

 

The Group also highlighted the momentum within its entities: Eleclink—a strategic low‑carbon interconnector—confirmed both its recurring contribution and its diversification potential; Getlink Customs Services continues to grow within the post‑Brexit context; and Europorte is strengthening its expertise in European rail freight.
Particular emphasis was placed on LeShuttle Freight, a historic pillar of the Group’s performance. The message was clear: rebuilding momentum and prepare for future growth by strengthening commercial attractiveness, service quality and operational fluidity, in order to fully capture the opportunities arising from the evolution of cross‑Channel trade.

Innovation and resilience: AI at the service of operations

Investor Day also highlighted the essential role of data and artificial intelligence at the heart of the Group’s activities.
The use of these technologies enhances operational performance, optimises maintenance, improves infrastructure availability, and contributes to higher service quality.
These innovations form a major pillar of the Group’s performance and operational efficiency strategy.

Finally, Géraldine Périchon, Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Group Chief Financial Officer, reiterated the financial discipline that supports Getlink’s roadmap, with a strengthened balance sheet, a more favourable shareholder return policy, and a clearly defined value‑creation trajectory.

Géraldine Périchon, Group’s Deputy CEO and CFO