SMT Scharf 9M 2026 EBIT falls to break-even

By Public Technologies
  • SMT Scharf’s preliminary operating earnings fell to breakeven in the first nine months of 2026 from EUR 2.4 million a year earlier.
  • Revenue dropped 27% year over year to EUR 51.5 million, hurt by lower investment activity in coal mining and tunnel logistics.
  • An unexpectedly terminated Middle East tunnel project triggered EUR 600,000 in non-recurring provision charges in the third quarter.
  • FY26 revenue guidance was cut to EUR 75 million–EUR 85 million from EUR 95 million–EUR 115 million.
  • Expected EBIT swung to a loss of EUR 500,000–EUR 1.5 million, replacing projected earnings of EUR 1 million–EUR 2 million.


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