Wacker Neuson 9M EBIT jumps 54% to EUR 150.3 million

By Public Technologies
  • Wacker Neuson's nine-month EBIT jumped 54% year over year to EUR 150.3 million, while revenue rose 14% to EUR 1.85 billion.
  • Third-quarter EBIT climbed 10% year over year to EUR 45.6 million, while revenue increased 7% to EUR 589.7 million.
  • Nine-month free cash flow rose 10% year over year to EUR 127 million, driven by improved working capital management.
  • The group narrowed its FY26 EBIT margin outlook to 7%–7.5% from 7%–8%, citing mixed markets and third-quarter one-off effects.
  • Full-year revenue guidance remained unchanged at EUR 2.3 billion–EUR 2.4 billion.


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