Germany's Verbio FY revenue beats estimates on higher prices and sales of bioethanol, biomethane
Germany's Verbio FY revenue beats estimates on higher prices and sales of bioethanol, biomethane
Overview
Germany biofuels producer's FY 2025/26 revenue rose 18.5%, beating analyst expectations
EBITDA jumped to EUR 193.9 mln from EUR 14.2 mln, driven by improved segment performance
Company expects higher EBITDA of EUR 210–250 mln for FY 2026/27
Outlook
Verbio expects 2026/27 EBITDA between EUR 210 mln and EUR 250 mln
Company sees higher Bioethanol/Biomethane segment earnings, driven by North America production and biomethane output
Verbio anticipates further significant reduction in net financial debt in 2026/27
Result Drivers
REGULATORY CHANGES - Co said structural progress in the regulatory environment and implementation of RED III in Europe boosted demand for renewable fuels and biodiesel
HIGHER SELLING PRICES AND SALES VOLUMES - Co attributed revenue growth to higher selling prices across its product portfolio and increased sales volumes of bioethanol and biomethane
SEGMENT PERFORMANCE AND MARKET SPREADS - Co said improved development in the Bioethanol/Biomethane segment, normalisation of GHG quota market, improved market spreads in bioethanol, and higher capacity utilisation at North American plants drove EBITDA gains
Company press release: ID:nEQ3ddvhza
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
FY Sales | Beat | EUR 1.87 bln | EUR 1.79 bln (4 Analysts) |
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