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PVA TePla Nine-Month EBITDA Falls 44% Year-on-Year to EUR 10.4 Million

By Public Technologies
  • PVA TePla’s nine-month 2026 EBITDA fell 44% year over year to EUR 10.4 million on lower utilization and strategic development costs.
  • Third-quarter EBITDA doubled from the previous quarter to EUR 6 million.
  • Nine-month revenue rose to EUR 181.8 million; order intake jumped 55% year over year to EUR 273.4 million.
  • FY26 guidance remains revenue of EUR 255 million–EUR 275 million, with EBITDA near the bottom of EUR 26 million–EUR 31 million.


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