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AT&S confirms FY 2026/27 outlook for revenue up 45%-55% and EBITDA margin 32%-37%

AT&S confirms FY 2026/27 outlook for revenue up 45%-55% and EBITDA margin 32%-37%

ReutersReuters2026/08/04 05:18
  • AT&S confirmed FY 2026/27 guidance for revenue growth of 45%-55% at constant currency, based on a FY 2025/26 revenue base of EUR 1.8 billion.
  • EBITDA margin outlook kept at 32%-37%.
  • Net CAPEX forecast maintained at about EUR 1-1.2 billion.
  • Leverage target reiterated with net debt/EBITDA expected below 3.
  • Q1 revenue reached EUR 548.7 million, EBITDA EUR 165 million, EBITDA margin 30.1%.


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