Tomra Q3 Revenue Rises 20% to EUR 366 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Tomra’s third-quarter 2026 revenue rose 20% to EUR 366 million.
  • Adjusted EBITA increased 55% to EUR 47 million; the adjusted EBITA margin reached 12.9%, versus 10% a year earlier.
  • Operating cash flow climbed 75% to EUR 112 million.
  • Gross margin fell to 43% from 44.1%, reflecting business mix effects in Collection.
  • Recycling order intake rose 73% to EUR 73 million, including EUR 26 million in exceptionally large mining orders.


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