Overview
- The group posted €532 million net profit for FY 2024/25, driven mainly by a TK Elevator stake revaluation and the sale of a specialty-steel maker in India.
- Revenue declined 6% to €32.8 billion as weaker demand and lower prices weighed on materials trading and the steel division.
- Thyssenkrupp kept its dividend at €0.15 per share and reduced headcount to about 93,400, roughly 5% lower than a year earlier.
- Guidance for FY 2025/26 signals broadly stable sales but a €400–800 million net loss due to restructuring provisions in the steel business.
- The company is reviewing Jindal Steel International’s takeover offer for the steel unit and continues portfolio reshaping, including the recent TKMS listing.