De Nora expects its core profit margin to reach 15%-19% over the next 3-5 years.

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Italy's Industrie De Nora expects adjusted core profit margins to remain at 15%-19% over the next three to five years. Net profit for 2025 is projected at €89.5 million, representing 0.8% year-over-year growth. The company will focus on electrochemistry and water treatment technologies to tap into new markets, with an expected annual revenue growth of 2%-4% from these businesses. A dividend of €0.103 per share is recommended.

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2026-03-18 08:37:15

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Investing.com – Italy’s industrial electrode leader Industrie De Nora (BIT:DNR) announced on Wednesday that its adjusted core profit margin is expected to remain in the 15%-19% annual range over the next three to five years.

The company reported an adjusted net profit of €89.5 million ($103.3 million) for 2025, up 0.8% year-over-year.

CEO Paolo Dellachà stated in a release, “We are preparing for a challenging year, one that will face new complex challenges.”

He added that De Nora’s mid-term strategy will focus on expanding into new markets through electrochemical and water treatment technologies.

It is expected that in the next three to five years, core revenue from the electrode and water treatment technology divisions will grow at an annual rate of 2%-4%.

The company proposed a dividend of €0.103 per share.

De Nora reaffirmed its previous guidance for 2026, expecting the adjusted core profit margin to be between 15% and 18%.

On February 24, the company released preliminary results, forecasting challenges in 2026 with a decline in profit margins.

The full-year revenue and adjusted core profit data announced on Wednesday have been confirmed.

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