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voestalpine shifts transports from Danube to rail due to low water

Because of the low water level of the Danube, voestalpine is moving a significant portion of its raw material and goods transports to rail. Logistics and rail company Logserv is enabling the shift of more than one hundred thousand tonnes without noticeable additional costs so far, and raw material supply at the Linz site is currently secure. CEO Herbert Eibensteiner calls the change a logistical effort but so far manageable; if the drought continues, shipping will likely only be possible again after rain. » More on kurier.at
Voestalpine disappoints with quarterly EBITDA and confirms full-year forecast below analysts' expectations

Voestalpine reported EBITDA of €495m in the first quarter, missing the analyst consensus of €505m. The confirmed full-year forecast has a midpoint of €1.725bn, roughly 3% below the consensus of €1.78bn. The free cash flow forecast was raised from €200m to around €250m. Investors reacted with share price losses, sending the stock sharply down from the day's high; the decline is regarded as company-specific. » More on de.investing.com
JPMorgan double upgrade lifts Voestalpine stock

Voestalpine shares rose about 6.3% to €43.36 after a double upgrade by JPMorgan. Analyst Dominic O’Kane raised the rating from Underweight to Overweight, citing new EU protective measures for steel imports that sharply cut duty‑free quotas and raise tariffs on excess volumes. JPMorgan also upgraded competitors and expects European steel prices to rise in the second half of 2026. Voestalpine also reported strong fundamentals, with almost triple net profit, reduced net debt and an EBITDA guidance for 2026/27 of €1.60–1.85 billion. » More on de.investing.com

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In 2026, Voestalpine has already paid €0.75 in dividends. The last payout was in July.

Financials

In the last quarter, Voestalpine had revenue of €3.99bn and net profit of €194.7m

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	3.99bn	2.38%
Gross profit	818.7m	12.17%
Net profit	194.7m	93.35%
EBITDA	504.1m	169.43%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€7.19bn
Number of shares	171.45m
52-week high/low	€49.22 - €29.68
Dividend yield	1.80%
Dividends TTM	€0.75
Beta	1.76
P/E ratio	13.84
PEG ratio	0.04
P/B ratio	0.92
P/S ratio	0.47

Company profile

voestalpine AG engages in the production, processing, and distribution of steel products. The company is headquartered in Linz, Oberoesterreich and currently employs 51,670 full-time employees. The firm operates, along with its subsidiaries, in four divisions: the Steel Division focuses on the production and processing of flat steel products for the automotive, white goods, and construction industries; the Special Steel Division manufactures long steel products, medium-wide strip steel, open-die forgings, and drop forgings; the Metal Engineering Division manufactures rails and turnout products, rod wire, drawn wire and pre-stressing steel, among others; and the Metal Forming Division provides metal processing solutions, in particular special tubes and sections, special strip steel, and complex components for the automotive industry, as well as manufactures welded tubes and hollow sections, open special sections, custom-made special tubes, and precision parts.

Name	Voestalpine
CEO	Herbert Eibensteiner
Headquarters	Linz, ob Austria
Website	voestalpine.com/group/de
Sector	Materials
Industry	Metals & Mining
IPO	16/08/2010
Employees	48,777