March 18 (Reuters) - Italy's Industrie De Nora DNR.MI, a global leader in industrial electrodes, said on Wednesday it expects adjusted core profit margins in the 15%-19% annual range for the next 3-5 years.
"We are preparing to face a demanding year, marked by new and complex challenges" CEO Paolo Dellachà said on in a statement, adding that De Nora's mid-term strategy will focus on opening new markets through electrochemistry and water treatment technologies.
"Core business" revenues from Electrode and Water Techs divisions are expected to grow annually in the 2%–4% range in the next 3-5 years
Proposed dividend of 0.103 euros per share
Reported 2025 adjusted net profit of 89.5 million euros($103.3 million), up 0.8% yr/yr
On February 24 the company reported its preliminary results, forecasting a "challenging" 2026 to bring lower margins.
Preliminary reported figures for full-year revenue, adjusted core profit were confirmed
De Nora's confirmed its previous 2026 guidance seeing an adjusted core profit margin between 15% and 18%
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