AMAG Austria Metall

Based on preliminary Q3 figures and a positive outlook for Q4, AMAG Austria Metall raises its 2026 EBITDA guidance from 170–190 million EUR to 200–220 million EUR. In the third quarter the group posted EBITDA of 81.6 million EUR, and the first nine months total 182.7 million EUR. All operating segments were above expectations in Q3; detailed figures for the first nine months will be published on 29 October 2026. » More on finanzen.net

AMAG reports H1 2026 revenue of EUR 850.70m (+8.2%) with EBITDA of EUR 101.10m (+25.4%) and an EBITDA margin of 11.9%. Net profit rose to EUR 40.70m (+73.7%), EBIT was EUR 62.80m, and operating cash flow amounted to EUR -56.70m. Revenue and results were supported by higher sales volumes in the rolling segment, productivity gains, higher aluminium prices and positive effects from the stake in Alouette. For 2026 AMAG expects EBITDA of EUR 170–190m but sees uncertainties from geopolitical risks, tariffs, energy prices and market price fluctuations. » More on de.investing.com

AMAG Austria Metall reports Q1 2026 EBITDA of EUR 57.1m (+24% y/y) and net profit of EUR 26.5m (+63.8% y/y) on revenue growth of 0.6%. Operating leverage, higher aluminium prices and demand from automotive and heat exchangers boosted profitability, while operating cash flow was negative at EUR -8.4m due to higher working capital. CrossAlloy development showed promising potential in market tests; management remains optimistic and provides EPS forecasts of USD 1.65 for 2026 and USD 1.98 for 2027, along with revenue guidance for both years. » More on de.investing.com

AMAG Austria Metall increased revenue in 2025 by 2.1% to €1,478m but suffered margin pressure: EBITDA fell 23.5% to €137m and earnings per share declined to €0.96 (previous year €1.23). Operating cash flow rose 41.3% to €168.1m and free cash flow increased 262.5% to €115.3m. Management highlighted renegotiation of a long‑term power supply agreement for the smelter in Canada and measures to optimise costs and cash flow; the forecast is EPS €0.66 for 2025 and €1.39 for 2026. » More on de.investing.com

AMAG Austria Metall reported a 5.4% revenue increase to €1,137m in the third quarter, while EBITDA declined 22.6% to €114.2m. Cash flow from operating activities rose 23.3% to €134.8m and free cash flow increased 134% to €94.2m; net income fell 37.7% to €33.8m. The company expects to keep EBITDA at the upper end of its guidance range of €110–130m and aims to stabilise its position through cost efficiency and moderate investments. » More on de.investing.com