thyssenkrupp Marine Systems

Germany and India are close to finalizing an agreement to jointly build six submarines that reports say could be worth about eight billion US dollars. Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems is to manufacture the vessels for the Indian Navy together with the Indian state shipyard Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders. From the German side the signing could take place immediately; final approval from the Indian government is still pending. » More on faz.net

The Thyssenkrupp subsidiary in naval shipbuilding accelerated revenue growth in the third fiscal quarter thanks to good project progress and has sharply raised its full-year 2025/26 forecast: now revenue up 10–12% instead of 2–5% and adjusted EBIT margin of up to 6.5% (previous target: >6%). For the first nine months the company reported revenue of €1,890 million (+19%) and an adjusted EBIT margin of 5.8%. » More on finanzen.net

TKMS thyssenkrupp Marine Systems will publish its figures for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 on 12 August 2026. One analyst expects earnings per share of EUR 0.470 (+6.8% year‑on‑year) and revenue of EUR 632.0 million (+19.9%). Consensus estimates from seven analysts for the current fiscal year are EUR 2.02 earnings per share and EUR 2.28 billion in revenue. » More on finanzen.net