Weir remains on track to meet 2026 market expectations

By Public Technologies
  • Weir remains on track for 2026 constant-currency revenue and operating profit growth in line with market expectations, with operating margins above 20%.
  • Third-quarter orders rose 8% at constant currency, including acquisitions, supporting a strong order book ahead of fourth-quarter aftermarket backlog deliveries.
  • Cumulative savings are targeted at £90 million by year-end, up from £80 million achieved through the third quarter.
  • Year-end net debt-to-EBITDA is expected slightly above the normal 0.5-1.5 times range, returning within that range during 2027.
  • Full-year 2026 net interest expense is forecast at approximately £90 million.


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