LPKF cuts FY2026 revenue forecast to EUR 93 million-EUR 100 million

By Public Technologies
  • LPKF cut its 2026 outlook after a major solar contract slipped beyond the year, removing a key revenue contributor.
  • Advanced packaging orders are also expected later, pushing related revenue into the next financial year.
  • Revenue is now seen at EUR 93 million to EUR 100 million, down from EUR 105 million to EUR 120 million.
  • Adjusted EBIT margin forecast cut to -7.0% to -2.5% from -3.0% to 4.5%, despite efficiency gains.
  • Restructuring costs are expected at about 3% to 4% of revenue under the North Star transformation program.


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