HomeToGo came into this earnings print as a deeply out of favour travel stock, with the share price down roughly 25% over the past three months and trading at about €0.91. The market has been treating it like a low growth, subscale platform. The headline from Q2 tells a different story. Revenue reached €101.04 million and the company reported a loss of €8.764 million, while adjusted EBITDA for the first half improved to a loss of €15.1 million, alongside positive unlevered free cash flow of €48.2 million.

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