Lonza reiterates FY 2026 outlook for 11%-12% CER sales growth, 33%-34% CORE EBITDA margin

By Public Technologies
  • Lonza reaffirmed its full-year 2026 outlook, upgraded in H1, following Q3 trading in line with expectations across business platforms.
  • Guidance calls for 11-12% CER sales growth, with a CORE EBITDA margin of 33-34%.
  • Forecast assumes a negative foreign-exchange impact of about 2%-3% on 2026 sales growth.
  • Mid-term model targets 10-13% organic CER sales growth on average, with a CORE EBITDA margin in the high 30s.
  • Lonza also targets ROIC of two to three times WACC, with improving free-cash-flow conversion over time.


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