TKMS raises FY 2025/26 outlook, sees sales growth 10%-12% and adjusted EBIT margin up to 6.5%
Reuters2026/08/12 05:24- TKMS lifted fiscal 2025/26 guidance to sales growth of 10%-12% year over year, up from 2%-5%.
- Adjusted EBIT margin expected up to 6.5%, up from over 6%; medium-term target for adjusted EBIT margin above 7% reaffirmed.
- Upgrade follows 9-month sales of EUR 1.89 billion, up 19%, adjusted EBIT of EUR 110 million, up 13%.
- 9-month adjusted EBIT margin was 5.8% versus 6.1%; order backlog stood at EUR 20.1 billion.
- Order intake totaled EUR 3.62 billion, implying about a 2x book-to-bill; 9-month free cash flow was EUR -204 million.
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