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    UK's spirax forecasts higher sales growth in 2026 as China trading improves

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    Posted on March 10, 2026

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    Last updated: March 10, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Spirax Group forecasts mid‑single‑digit organic revenue growth in 2026, driven by improving trading conditions in China for its largest Steam Thermal Solutions division and prompting a ~4% share price rise on March 10, 2026.

    UK's Spirax forecasts higher sales growth in 2026 as China trading improves

    Spirax Group's 2026 Sales Outlook and Market Performance

    Forecasted Revenue Growth

    March 10 (Reuters) - British manufacturing firm Spirax Group on Tuesday forecast mid-single-digit organic revenue growth in 2026, with sales in its biggest steam thermal business expected to accelerate as trading in China improves, sending its shares 4% higher. 

    Steam Thermal Solutions Division Performance

    Recent Demand Trends

    The company's steam thermal solutions division, which supplies industrial and commercial steam systems used in heating and cooking among others, has seen weak demand for large projects over the last several quarters as customers delayed spending amid tariff uncertainty. 

    Impact in China

    This impact was felt most significantly in China, the company said, after sales in the steam thermal solutions segment rose only 1% in 2025. 

    Improving Demand and Future Projections

    However, weakness in demand improved sequentially over the year, the company noted, with the unit's organic sales expected to grow in the low single digits in 2026 as demand in China improves and revenue growth in the rest of the world remains well ahead of industrial production. 

    Geopolitical and Market Risks

    Middle East Conflict and Supply Chain Disruptions

    Spirax also warned that the conflict in the Middle East, which accounts for about 1% of its revenue, could disrupt some supply chains, with the impact expected in the first half of 2026.

    Analyst Perspectives

    Brokerage firm Jefferies said that despite geopolitical risks faced by all UK industrial firms, Spirax is well-positioned for a year of earnings per share growth.

    Financial Performance

    Profit Before Tax

    The UK-based company's adjusted profit before tax of 301 million pounds for fiscal 2025 beat average market expectations of 291 million pounds, according to a company-compiled consensus.

    Reporting and Editorial Credits

    (Reporting by Neeshita Beura in Bengaluru; Editing by Mrigank Dhaniwala and Jonathan Ananda)

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    Table of Contents

    • Spirax Group's 2026 Sales Outlook and Market Performance
    • Forecasted Revenue Growth
    • Steam Thermal Solutions Division Performance
    • Recent Demand Trends
    • Impact in China
    • Improving Demand and Future Projections
    • Geopolitical and Market Risks
    • Middle East Conflict and Supply Chain Disruptions
    • Analyst Perspectives
    • Financial Performance

    Key Takeaways

    • •Spirax expects organic revenue growth in mid‑single‑digit range in 2026, outperforming global industrial production trends.
    • •Improving trading in China is expected to boost its Steam Thermal Solutions business, its largest division.
    • •The positive outlook triggered a ~4% rally in Spirax shares on the day of the announcement.

    Frequently Asked Questions about UK's Spirax forecasts higher sales growth in 2026 as China trading improves

    1What is driving Spirax's expected sales growth?

    The expected acceleration in their steam thermal business, especially due to improved trading in China, is driving the growth.

    2How did the market react to Spirax's announcement?

    Shares of Spirax Group rose by 4% following the announcement.

    3Which region's trading conditions are improving for Spirax?

    Trading conditions in China are improving for Spirax Group.

    Profit Before Tax
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