Amrize Q3 2026: earnings top estimates while revenue misses expectations
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Revenue missed expectations as wet weather cut cement volumes 4.2%, and oil-driven freight costs took $97 million out of EBITDA despite the EPS beat. Management also pushed Building Envelope price-cost positivity into 2027.
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Amrize posted adjusted diluted EPS of $1.05 for the third quarter of 2026, exceeding expectations as pricing discipline and acquisition contributions held the bottom line steady.
Revenue of $3.77 billion came in missing expectations, held back by wet weather across the Northeast, South, and Central regions that dragged cement volumes down 4.2%.
Cost pressure is the more persistent problem: Building Envelope price-cost positivity, previously expected this year, has now been pushed into 2027.
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CEO Jan Jenisch said PB Materials and Rapid Redi-Mix, the two deals completed this year, are exceeding expectations and are on track to be EPS accretive in 2026.
Full-year revenue guidance of $12.2 billion to $12.4 billion stands against elevated interest rates and oil-driven cost inflation into the fourth quarter. Management pointed to data centers, energy projects, and infrastructure funding as longer-term demand drivers.
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Mentioned: AMRZ