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thyssenkrupp announces 160–180 job cuts in chassis business

As part of a realignment of the Automotive Technology division, 160 to 180 positions will be cut at the Essen and Ennepetal sites. Primarily affected are roles in development and engineering as well as operational control and quality management; tasks are to be shifted to international competence centers and capacities adjusted. Shock absorber production in Ennepetal remains unaffected, the new organizational structure is to start on January 1, 2027; the stock briefly traded at €14.57 on XETRA. » More on finanzen.net
thyssenkrupp Steel aims for mid-term EBITDA of at least €1.2 billion and a double-digit margin

The steel division of thyssenkrupp is targeting a mid-term adjusted EBITDA of at least €1.2 billion with a margin of at least 11 percent and positive free cash flow. Ongoing restructuring measures and a cost-efficiency program are expected to contribute more than €800 million to EBITDA; of roughly 11,000 planned job cuts about 4,000 have already been implemented. The goal remains to spin off the steel business in Europe, with thyssenkrupp possibly retaining a minority stake. The share price reacted with a sharp decline. » More on finanzen.net
thyssenkrupp steel division targets mid-term EBITDA ≥ €1.2bn and at least 11% margin

thyssenkrupp’s steel division expects a mid-term adjusted EBITDA of at least €1.2 billion with a margin of at least 11% and positive free cash flow. Ongoing restructuring measures and a cost-efficiency program are expected to contribute more than €800 million to EBITDA; of roughly 11,000 planned job cuts about 4,000 have already been implemented. The separation from the Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann is complete, and achieving independence with a possible minority stake remains a strategic objective. » More on finanzen.net

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In 2026, thyssenkrupp has already paid €0.15 in dividends. The last payout was in February.

Financials

In the last quarter, thyssenkrupp had revenue of €8.79bn and net profit of €0

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	8.79bn	7.79%
Gross profit	1.22bn	30.24%
Net profit	0	100.00%
EBITDA	485m	15.65%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€9.08bn
Number of shares	622.53m
52-week high/low	€15.87 - €7.12
Dividend yield	1.03%
Dividends TTM	€0.15
Beta	1.58
P/E ratio	31.60
PEG ratio	0.69
P/B ratio	0.93
P/S ratio	0.28

Company profile

Die thyssenkrupp AG ist in den Bereichen Automobiltechnik, Industriekomponenten, Schiffstechnik, Stahl und Werkstoffdienstleistungen in Deutschland, den USA, China und international tätig. Im Segment Automobiltechnik entwickelt und fertigt das Unternehmen Komponenten und Systeme sowie Automatisierungslösungen für die Automobilindustrie. Das Segment Industrial Components produziert und vertreibt Schmiedekomponenten und Systemlösungen für die Rohstoff-, Bau- und Mobilitätsbranche sowie Großwälzlager, Wälzlager und nahtlos gewalzte Ringe für die Windenergie- und Baumaschinenbranche. Das Unternehmenssegment Multi Tracks baut Anlagen für die Chemie-, Zement- und Bergbauindustrie. Das Segment Marine Systems bietet Systeme im U-Boot- und Überwasserschiffbau sowie im Bereich der maritimen Elektronik und Sicherheitstechnik an. Das Segment Materials Services vertreibt Werkstoffe und bietet technische Dienstleistungen für die produzierende und verarbeitende Industrie an. Das Segment Steel Europe bietet Qualitätsflachstahl, intelligente Werkstofflösungen und Fertigteile an. Die thyssenkrupp AG wurde 1811 gegründet und hat ihren Hauptsitz in Essen, Deutschland.

Name	thyssenkrupp
CEO	Miguel Angel Lopez Borrego
Headquarters	Essen, nw Germany
Website	thyssenkrupp.com/de/investoren
Sector	Industrials
Industry	Industrial Conglomerates
IPO	26/03/1999
Employees	89,813