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    Geberit posts sales boost for Q4, sees slight construction growth in Europe in 2026

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    Posted on January 15, 2026

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    Last updated: January 19, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Geberit reports a 4.4% sales increase in Q4 and anticipates slight growth in European construction by 2026, with strong demand in India and the Gulf.

    Table of Contents

    • Geberit's Sales Performance and Market Outlook
    • Sales Growth in 2025
    • Regional Market Insights
    • Performance in Europe
    • Emerging Markets

    Geberit posts sales boost for Q4, sees slight construction growth in Europe i...

    Geberit's Sales Performance and Market Outlook

    By Bernadette Hogg and Danny Callaghan

    Sales Growth in 2025

    Jan 15 (Reuters) - Swiss plumbing materials maker Geberit reported a 4.4% rise in fourth-quarter sales on Thursday and said it expected the European construction market to grow slightly in 2026, though not yet recover.

    Regional Market Insights

    Geberit's results are an indicator of the health of the broader construction industry, which has faced significant headwinds in Europe, including inflation and high energy prices.

    Performance in Europe

    Sales in local currencies came in at 715 million Swiss francs ($893 million), slightly ahead of analysts' estimate of 713 million francs in a poll by Visible Alpha.

    Emerging Markets

    The company also said it expected its core profit margin, or the ratio of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization to revenue, to be slightly below 29.5% for 2025, compared to the previous forecast of around 29%.

    SEES MODEST MARKET GROWTH IN EUROPE IN 2026

    Geberit said it expected slight growth in its key European market this year but no recovery yet, based on stabilising building permits in 2025.

    Slightly positive developments are expected for renovation, which makes up 60% of Geberit's sales, it said.

    It added the outlook for India and the Gulf region was good, with strong demand expected. However, Chinese demand is expected to continue to decline as new construction in the world's second biggest economy stalls, it said.

    Jefferies analysts said the overall results were "solid" and should ease concerns over rising metal prices.

    Shares of Geberit were indicated to rise around 1% as of 0732 GMT.

    GROWTH ACROSS THE BOARD IN 2025

    Geberit's currency-adjusted net sales grew across all European countries and regions in 2025, with an increase of 5.6% in its biggest market, Germany.

    The Middle East and Africa region grew the most, at 24.8%, while the Far East and Pacific struggled against a continuing decline in China, despite growth in India.

    The company will report its full financial results for 2025 on March 12.

    ($1 = 0.8008 Swiss francs)

    (Reporting by Bernadette Hogg and Danny Callaghan in Gdansk, editing by Anna Pruchnicka and Milla Nissi-Prussak)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Geberit reported a 4.4% increase in Q4 sales.
    • •Slight growth in European construction expected by 2026.
    • •Core profit margin forecast slightly below 29.5% for 2025.
    • •Strong demand anticipated in India and the Gulf region.
    • •Chinese construction demand continues to decline.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Geberit posts sales boost for Q4, sees slight construction growth in Europe in 2026

    1What is Geberit?

    Geberit is a Swiss company that specializes in plumbing and bathroom products, providing solutions for the construction industry and known for its innovative plumbing materials.

    2What are fourth-quarter sales?

    Fourth-quarter sales refer to the total revenue generated by a company during the last quarter of its financial year, typically covering the months of October to December.

    3What is volume growth?

    Volume growth indicates an increase in the number of units sold or produced by a company, reflecting higher demand for its products or services.

    4What is local currency sales?

    Local currency sales refer to the revenue generated by a company in the currency of the country where it operates, excluding the effects of currency fluctuations.

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