MARR (MARR) Q3 2026 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q3 2026 earnings summary
13 Nov, 2026Executive summary
9M revenue rose to €1,687.1m from €1,644.7m, while EBITDA, EBIT and net income declined amid higher transport, logistics, fuel and electricity costs.
October sales and gross margin tracked 9M trends and full-year objectives; priorities included profitability, logistics reorganization and working-capital control.
Financial highlights
Q3 revenue was €667.6m vs €649.9m; EBITDA €39.6m vs €42.6m; EBIT €26.5m vs €29.9m; net income €13.8m vs €17.4m.
9M revenue was €1,687.1m vs €1,644.7m; EBITDA €78.6m vs €90.2m; EBIT €43.3m vs €57.1m; net income €17.7m vs €30.0m.
9M gross-margin improvement partly offset higher transport, storage and other logistics costs.
Outlook and guidance
October sales and gross margin were in line with 9M trends and full-year objectives.
Priorities included strengthening market presence, improving profitability through logistics reorganization and inflation mitigation, and controlling working capital.
Center-North construction is expected to start in 2027, with initial spending from H2 2027 under a revised lease-based plan.
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