Kion Q3 2026 net income drops 15% to €101.6 million

By Public Technologies
  • Kion Group’s third-quarter net income fell 15% year over year to EUR 101.6 million, while revenue rose to EUR 2.83 billion.
  • Nine-month net income jumped 85% to EUR 309.1 million; the year-earlier period was hit by nonrecurring efficiency-program expenses.
  • Order intake for the first nine months declined year over year to EUR 8.45 billion, with both operating segments recording decreases.
  • The group lowered its 2026 revenue outlook to EUR 11.45 billion–EUR 11.75 billion, citing weaker-than-expected third-quarter Industrial Trucks & Services orders.


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