Kion cuts 2026 adjusted EBIT outlook to EUR 815 million–875 million

By Public Technologies
  • Kion Group cut its 2026 adjusted EBIT forecast to EUR 815–875 million from EUR 880–980 million.
  • Revenue guidance fell to EUR 11.45–11.75 billion from EUR 11.53–12.03 billion, reflecting weaker industrial truck orders.
  • Free cash flow is now forecast at EUR 400–500 million, down from EUR 420–540 million.
  • Third-quarter industrial truck orders missed expectations in EMEA, particularly value and economy models, weighing on expected fourth-quarter revenue and earnings.
  • Third-quarter group revenue rose 5% to EUR 2.84 billion; adjusted EBIT increased 7% to EUR 203 million, driven by automation.


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