Sartorius confirms 2026 sales growth outlook of 5%-9% at constant currencies

By Public Technologies
  • Sartorius confirmed fiscal 2026 constant-currency sales growth guidance of approximately 5%-9%, with an underlying EBITDA margin slightly above 30%.
  • Sales growth is expected in the range’s lower half, including customer compensation linked to a €40 million tariff refund application.
  • Lab Products & Services growth should reach approximately 6%, the range’s upper end; its margin outlook rose to slightly above 21%.
  • The capital expenditure forecast fell to approximately 12% of sales from 12.5%; net debt-to-underlying EBITDA remains projected slightly above 3 times.
  • The outlook follows nine-month operational sales growth of 8.1%, with underlying EBITDA reaching €827.8 million.


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