Cabka reports flat third-quarter sales as nine-month revenue rises 4%
The recycled-plastic pallet and container manufacturer reported nine-month revenue of €137.8 million, while third-quarter sales were broadly unchanged.
Cabka reported third-quarter revenue of €42.3 million, compared with €42.1 million a year earlier, in its 20 October trading update. Revenue for the first nine months rose 4% to €137.8 million.
The company said European Mobility revenue increased 96% over nine months and European Contract Manufacturing grew 30%. Pooling and Systems revenue rose 9%. US Contract Manufacturing benefited from customer programmes launched late last year, while lower Portfolio and ECO revenues partly offset growth.
Cabka described demand as uneven and said product mix and cost discipline supported improved profitability. It retained guidance for full-year revenue growth and a higher operational EBITDA margin than in 2025; these remain forecasts, not completed results.
Image: Cabka product portfolio illustration supplied on its company website; not a photograph of quarterly output.
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