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    Aurubis beats profit expectations despite earnings dip

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    Posted on August 5, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Aurubis beats profit forecasts despite a dip in earnings, aided by contributions from sulfuric acid and copper products.

    Aurubis Surpasses Profit Projections Despite Earnings Decline

    (Reuters) -Aurubis on Tuesday reported core profit for the first nine months of its 2024-2025 financial year which beat market expectations, helped by higher contributions from sulfuric acid, copper products and precious metals.

    Europe's largest copper producer said operating earnings before tax (EBT) fell to 286 million euros ($330.44 million) in the first nine months of its financial year, from 333 million euros a year earlier. That beat analysts' expectations of 281 million euros in a company-provided poll.

    Aurubis said it expected the contributions from sulfuric acid, copper products and metals to continue for the rest of the financial year, but that it also expected a continued tight supply of copper concentrates and recycling materials.

    The Hamburg-based company narrowed its forecast for the 2024-2025 financial year and now expects operating EBT between 330 million euros and 370 million euros from a previous range of 300 million euros to 400 million euros.

    Aurubis said in a statement it expected the result would likely come in at the middle of the range.

    Aurubis also narrowed its guidance for operating return on capital employed, a metric for analysing profitability, to between 8% and 10% from between 7% and 11% previously.

    ($1 = 0.8655 euros)

    (Reporting by Bernadette Hogg; Editing by Matt Scuffham)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Aurubis reported higher-than-expected profits.
    • •Earnings before tax fell to 286 million euros.
    • •Contributions from sulfuric acid and metals boosted results.
    • •Forecast narrowed to 330-370 million euros for 2024-2025.
    • •Operating return on capital employed adjusted to 8%-10%.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Aurubis beats profit expectations despite earnings dip

    1What was Aurubis's core profit for the first nine months?

    Aurubis reported a core profit of 286 million euros for the first nine months of its financial year.

    2How did Aurubis's operating earnings change compared to last year?

    Operating earnings before tax fell to 286 million euros from 333 million euros a year earlier.

    3What factors contributed to Aurubis's profit expectations?

    The profit expectations were helped by higher contributions from sulfuric acid, copper products, and metals.

    4What is Aurubis's revised forecast for operating earnings?

    Aurubis narrowed its forecast for operating earnings before tax to between 330 million euros and 370 million euros.

    5What is the expected operating return on capital employed for Aurubis?

    Aurubis expects the operating return on capital employed to be between 8% and 10%.

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