Westlake Expects Fourth-Quarter HIP Revenue of $900 Million to $1 Billion

By Public Technologies
  • Westlake expects fourth-quarter 2026 Housing and Infrastructure Products revenue of $900 million to $1 billion, with an approximately 13% EBITDA margin.
  • Third-quarter segment EBITDA margin was 18%, pressured by cost inflation; sales volume fell 6% year over year amid slowing building-products demand.
  • The profitability improvement plan targets a $600 million EBITDA benefit for full-year 2026, following approximately $200 million delivered in the third quarter.
  • Most annual benefits should accrue to Performance and Essential Materials, where higher European energy costs are expected to pressure fourth-quarter earnings.
  • Recovering selling prices could partially offset seasonally lower volumes and rising input costs in that segment.


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