SGL Carbon Raises 2026 Free Cash Flow Forecast by USD 45 Million

By Public Technologies
  • SGL Carbon raised its 2026 free cash flow forecast by USD 45 million from its previous outlook of matching the prior-year level.
  • Sales and earnings guidance remains unchanged because the disposal is a one-time effect.
  • The former Moses Lake carbon fiber facility is being sold to Refactor Moses Lake for USD 70 million.
  • Payment installments total USD 45 million this year, with the remaining USD 25 million due in 2027.
  • The sale will generate an approximately USD 46 million disposal gain before transaction costs this year.


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