Swiss metal processor SFS confirmed its full-year guidance for 2026, reiterating expectations previously communicated alongside its July half-year results. The company projects revenue growth of 3 to 6 percent in local currencies and a normalized EBIT margin of 12 to 15 percent.
The revenue-growth target includes consolidation effects, SFS said Wednesday in a statement released ahead of its investor day on Thursday.
At the event, which takes place every two years and is aimed at investors, analysts, and financial media, SFS management plans to provide detailed overviews of its three business segments: Engineered Components, Fastening Systems, and Distribution & Logistics. The sessions will focus on strategy, technologies, applications, and current segment developments.
CFO Volker Dostmann is also scheduled to address the company’s bond issuance in early September, when SFS placed a seven-year obligation loan of 250 million Swiss francs at a coupon rate of 1.2 percent.
