Essentra Plc (FLRAF), a maker of plastic and fiber products, said on Wednesday that its trading for the first four-month period of 2025 was in line with expectations.
For the four-month period, the Group's revenue declined by 1.3 percent on a like-for-like and trading day adjusted basis.
Looking ahead, Essentra Plc, said: "While it is currently too early to determine the indirect impact of tariffs on industrial activity and demand across market sectors in which it operates, the Group is well positioned with established supply chains and operational capacity to navigate the increased uncertainty within global trading conditions...Although mindful of the more uncertain economic backdrop, the Board's FY25 expectations remain unchanged."
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