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Raute reported earnings per share of EUR 0.36 for Q2 versus a forecast of EUR 0.25, while net revenue fell to EUR 33m (H1: EUR 66m, -25% YoY). Comparable EBITDA was EUR 4m (margin 12%), and operating cash flow was negative at EUR -8m. Management cut the 2026 revenue guidance to EUR 125–145m, kept the EBITDA outlook at EUR 11–18m, and stressed margin protection through operational efficiency; liquidity stands at EUR 17m plus a EUR 15m revolving credit facility. » Más en de.investing.com

Raute recorded a 25% year-on-year revenue decline in the second quarter to €33 million; adjusted EBITDA was €4 million and operating profit €2.5 million. Order intake amounted to €18 million and comparable earnings per share fell 47% due to lower volumes. The company narrowed its 2026 net sales guidance from €125–160 million to €125–145 million and now expects comparable EBITDA of €11–18 million (previously €10–19 million). Raute attributes the situation to muted customer investment and economic uncertainty, while efficient project execution and cost control supported profitability; divisions performed differently (Wood Processing robust, Services weaker, Analyzers improved). » Más en de.investing.com

Raute reported earnings per share of €0.37 for the quarter ended 31 March 2026 (prior year: €0.69). Revenue fell 35.5% to €33.5m (prior year: €51.9m). » Más en finanzen.net

Raute reported earnings per share of €0.69 for Q3 2025, beating the consensus forecast of €0.5917. Net revenue was €44 million, below the prior year, but the comparable EBITDA margin improved to 15%. After the announcement the stock rose 4.51% to €15.05, supported by AI innovations and strategic service models; the company is also withdrawing from production in China. For 2025 Raute expects net revenue of €170–190 million and EBITDA of €22–27 million, with liquid funds of almost €30 million. » Más en de.investing.com

Raute reports stable financial performance for Q2 2025, with EPS rising 19% quarter-on-quarter but a negative cash flow of €21m due to normalization of working capital. The company confirms its full-year guidance (revenue €190–220m, EBITDA €20–27m), is increasing its focus on AI-powered analytics systems, is renewing its ERP, and is closing production sites in China with expected annual savings of €2m. Management sees a possible market recovery in the second half of the year despite geopolitical risks and uncertainty in the construction sector. » Más en de.investing.com