Voestalpine expects profit growth on EU import curbs
The Austrian steelmaker expects annual core profit to reach up to 1.85 billion euros as new EU trade policies and carbon levies reduce competition from cheaper Asian imports. While import quotas are set to halve in July, the company warned that energy project delays and geopolitical conflicts could still impact performance.
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VOESTALPINE AG expects EBITDA to rise as much as 24% to €1.85 billion for the 2026/27 fiscal year. The Austria-based company anticipates higher margins following new European Union trade policies designed to curb cheap Asian imports. For investors, the guidance suggests a recovery in European industrial pricing power despite persistent geopolitical headwinds.
