Salzgitter Raises 2026 EBITDA VX Guidance to €800 Million–€875 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Salzgitter raised its 2026 EBITDA VX forecast to €800 million–€875 million from €725 million–€825 million.
  • EBT VX guidance increased to €400 million–€475 million from €325 million–€425 million.
  • Sales expectations remained around €10 billion, with return on capital employed VX still projected marginally higher year over year.
  • Nine-month EBITDA VX reached €659 million; EBT VX totaled €353 million, including a €252 million contribution from Aurubis.
  • Strong Aurubis earnings and better-than-expected steel production and trading supported the upgrade; guidance incorporates HKM consolidation.


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