LPKF Nine-Month Net Loss More Than Doubles to EUR 13.71 Million; Nine-Month Revenue Falls 28% to EUR 60.35 Million

By Public Technologies
  • LPKF’s nine-month 2026 net loss more than doubled year-over-year to EUR 13.71 million.
  • Revenue fell 28% to EUR 60.35 million, primarily due to lower Solar segment revenue.
  • Third-quarter 2026 results swung to a net profit of EUR 882,000, while revenue declined year-over-year to EUR 23.9 million.
  • Delayed Solar and Advanced Packaging orders prompted a September 30 profit warning; expected Advanced Packaging orders will not contribute revenue this year.


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