Gestamp Management Commentary Cites Currency Headwinds Behind 1.5% Decline in Nine-Month 2026 Auto Revenue

By Public Technologies
  • Gestamp Automoción's management commentary reported revenue fell 0.6% to EUR 8.43 billion in the first nine months of 2026.
  • Management attributed the automotive business's 1.5% revenue decline mainly to unfavorable exchange rates.
  • EBITDA rose 1.2% to EUR 936.1 million, despite weaker automotive production across the group's footprint.
  • Profit attributable to parent shareholders increased 34.7% to EUR 140.8 million, supported by lower exchange losses and improved net financial expenses.
  • Operating cash flow fell to EUR 560.8 million as working capital absorbed EUR 194.2 million.


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