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Thyssenkrupp forecasts a 2026 net loss up to €800M due to steel division sale costs, lowering investor confidence.
Thyssenkrupp forecasts a 2026 net loss of up to 800 million euros due to restructuring costs tied to selling its steel division to India’s Jindal Steel, with free cash flow expected to turn negative and adjusted operating profit below prior forecasts.
The company confirmed its 2025 dividend at 0.15 euros per share and continues efforts to divest all business units, including recent moves involving its shipbuilding unit.
Shares dipped 3.9% on the outlook, reflecting investor concern over the weak guidance despite long-term restructuring goals.
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Thyssenkrupp pronostica una pérdida neta de hasta 800 millones de euros en 2026 debido a los costos de venta de la división siderúrgica, lo que reduce la confianza de los inversores.