Metso

Metso reported a marked increase in profitability for H1 2026 and an order intake that rose 18% year-on-year to around €1,462m. Operating profit in the second quarter climbed to €185m, corresponding to a margin of 13.9%. Management expects continued demand growth, and analysts had already mostly rated the stock as buy. The strong figures drove the share price up by as much as 5.8% to €16.50 and are likely to lead analysts to raise earnings forecasts. » Altro su de.investing.com

Metso reports an adjusted EBITA of €203m in the first quarter, missing analyst expectations by 3%. Group revenue rose to €1,252m (+3% YoY) but remained 3% below consensus, while order intake exceeded forecasts by 2%. Operating net cash flow was €78m, only 50% of the consensus estimate — attributed to inventory build-up and timing of deliveries in the Mineral Products division. The adjusted group EBITA margin improved to 16.2%, net debt increased to €1,126m; Metso confirms its prior outlook but warns of geopolitical uncertainties. » Altro su de.investing.com

Metso reported Q4 2025 sales growth of 11% to €1.443bn and adjusted EBITA up 11% with a margin of 16.1%. Operating cash flow rose 28% to €365m and net debt fell; the full year 2025 closed with €974m in operating cash flow. The company proposed a dividend of €0.40 per share but pointed to ongoing market uncertainties and expected stable market activity, after which the stock fell by around 4.2%. » Altro su de.investing.com