Kion Publishes Transcript of Q3 2026 Results Update Call

By Public Technologies
  • Kion Group's October 29 Q3 2026 results call featured Rob Smith and Christian Harm, with analysts participating in questions.
  • Management expects the ITS adjusted EBIT margin in 2027 to remain around the implied fourth-quarter exit rate of 8.5%.
  • Updated ITS full-year guidance targets revenue of €8.1 billion–€8.3 billion, with adjusted EBIT of €690 million–€740 million.
  • Expanded Chinese production will supply Europe's value and economy truck segments, with an impact expected during 2027.
  • Most leasing activities will move into a new Financial Services segment from the first quarter of 2027 to improve transparency and funding flexibility.


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