Gerresheimer AG (GRRMF.PK), a German maker of packaging products, reported that its adjusted net income for third quarter dropped to 24.4 million euros from 40.6 million euros in the same quarter last year.
Adjusted net income after non-controlling interests was 24.0 million euros compared to 40.1 million euros in the previous year. Adjusted earnings per share were 0.69 euros down from 1.16 euros in the previous year.
Quarterly adjusted earnings per share, FX Neutral, were 0.77 euros compared to 1.20 euros in the prior year.
Reported net loss was for the latest quarter was 12.3 million euros.
Adjusted revenues for the third quarter increased to 560.7 million euros from 498.5 million euros last year.
For fiscal year 2025, the company has revised its organic revenue growth forecast downward to a range of -4% to -2%, compared to the previous guidance of 0% to 2%. The adjusted EBITDA margin is also expected to be lower, now projected between 18.5% and 19%, down from the earlier estimate of approximately 20%. As a result of these revisions, adjusted EPS growth is anticipated to decline by a mid double-digit percentage, a steeper drop than the previously forecasted low double-digit decrease.
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