• Improved order situation and exchange rate movements affect sales and incoming orders in first quarter
• EBITDA increases to € 46 million, including non-recurring effect from PSG takeover
• EBIT improves to € 13 million; income from PSG takeover compensates for special items
• Equity ratio climbs to around 15 percent
• Syndicated credit line extended early to mid-2019
• Outlook: Well on way to achieving targets for year

- Turnover increases in period up to mid-year by 5.7 million euros to 212.9 million euros

- EBIT exceeds previous year's level by 0.8 million euros, operative improvement of 1.8 million euros

- Selective acquisition strategy: CEWE acquires majority interest in "DeinDesign"

• At €607.5m order intake up 33.2% y-o-
• Sales of €426.9m still behind annual target of over €1bn
• Group pre-tax profit of €6.9m in Q2 improves EBT to –€10.8m
• Positive results in all business areas within reach
• Fit@All programme almost complete with cost savings
• Earnings outlook for 2015 unchanged with EBT margin of up to 2%

• Jungheinrich records strong second quarter
• EBIT and net income grow by over 20 per cent in Q2
• Net sales climb 10 per cent in H1
• Forecast for incoming orders, net sales, EBIT and EBT lifted
• Acquisition of MIAS Group strengthens logistics systems business

Resolute implementation of Jungheinrich's growth strategy, focusing on logistics systems

• Sales reach €1,070 million, with EBITDA margin at 19.6 percent

• Group benefits from positive exchange rate effects
• Full-year 2015 growth forecast confirmed

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• Acquisition of the sleeve and roller manufacturer TEGU Walzen und Sleeves GmbH
• All employees at the Waltershausen location retained