AMG Critical Materials FY26 H1 profit attributable to shareholders rises to $40.71 million; revenue climbs 17.14% to $968.87 million

By Public Technologies
  • AMG Critical Materials posted profit attributable to shareholders of USD 40.71 million, up 145.72%, and basic EPS rose to USD 1.21.
  • Revenue climbed 17.14% to USD 968.87 million, while operating profit rose to USD 100.94 million from USD 52.29 million.
  • Net finance cost widened to USD 28.92 million, and income tax expense increased to USD 23.05 million.
  • Net debt narrowed to USD 440 million at June 30, 2026, and unrestricted cash totaled USD 343 million.
  • 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance increased to USD 230-250 million from USD 210-240 million, and 2026 capital spending is targeted at USD 70-90 million.


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