KME Group (KME) H1 2024 earnings summary
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H1 2024 earnings summary
8 Jun, 2026Executive summary
Demand reduction in key sectors persisted in H1 2024, with a 38% drop in quantities sold year-over-year, impacting results versus an exceptionally strong H1 2023.
Strategic actions and market positioning helped mitigate negative trends.
Focus shifted to acquisitions to recover sales volumes, delaying delisting and merger plans to H2 2025.
The copper sector remains central, with ongoing rationalization and external growth strategies.
Group equity declined to €310.3m at 30 June 2024 from €358.8m at end-2023, with net financial debt at €355.2m, down from €369.3m.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenues fell 26.6% to €795.1m (H1 2023: €1,083.4m); net of raw materials, revenues fell 23.6%.
EBITDA dropped 47.1% to €54.4m (H1 2023: €102.9m); EBIT down 64.0% to €27.4m; EBIT for KME SE was €32.1m.
Net loss of €31.2m (H1 2023: profit of €21.2m); EPS at -€0.1351 (H1 2023: €0.0573).
Net financial debt at €355.2m (Dec 2023: €369.3m).
Equity decreased to €310.3m (Dec 2023: €358.8m).
Outlook and guidance
Market demand weakness expected to persist through 2024, with recovery anticipated from early 2025.
Potential disposals of non-core assets could positively impact debt.
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