ThyssenKrupp posted Q2 adjusted EBIT of €198 million, beating the €132 million consensus, driven by steel cost cuts and strong materials distribution.
Steel Europe’s EBIT surged thanks to lower raw material and energy costs, while Material Services EBIT rose to €81 million versus €34 million expected.
Automotive Technologies EBIT fell to €41 million, missing the €53 million estimate, though year‑on‑year improvements were noted.
ThyssenKrupp reaffirmed FY2025/26 guidance: €500‑€900 million EBIT, –€800 million to –€400 million net loss, –€600 million to –€300 million free cash flow, €350 million restructuring outflow.