Investing.com — Vossloh Aktiengesellschaft lowered its gross sales and earnings projections for fiscal yr 2026 on Monday, citing modifications in buyer demand patterns and timing delays in undertaking deliveries.
The German rail infrastructure firm now expects gross sales revenues between €1,510 million and €1,610 million for 2026, down from its earlier forecast of €1,560 million to €1,660 million. The corporate generated gross sales of €1,343.2 million within the prior yr.
Vossloh additionally diminished its EBITDA outlook to a spread of €195 million to €210 million from €215 million to €230 million beforehand. The EBIT forecast was adjusted to €100 million to €110 million from €118.5 million to €131 million. In fiscal yr 2025, the corporate recorded EBITDA of €179.4 million and EBIT of €111.9 million.
For the primary half of 2026, preliminary figures confirmed gross sales revenues of €710.1 million, in comparison with €582.6 million in the identical interval final yr. EBITDA reached €80.9 million versus €74.2 million, whereas EBIT declined to €32.4 million from €44.9 million.
The corporate attributed the steerage adjustment to decrease call-offs underneath current framework agreements in sure international locations and postponement of deliveries linked to new building tasks from 2026 to the next yr. Greater procurement and logistics prices that can not be totally handed on to clients throughout the yr are additionally affecting earnings, together with bills associated to capability changes and deliberate merger and acquisition tasks.
Vossloh acquired orders totaling €828.5 million within the first half of 2026, up from €623.7 million within the prior-year interval. The order backlog within the rail infrastructure enterprise reached a report €1,140.7 million, in comparison with €865.8 million beforehand.
The corporate plans to launch last first-half outcomes on July 23, 2026.
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