Gerresheimer posts audited 2025 loss, cuts 2026 outlook and pushes US unit sale

Gerresheimer AG released an unrestricted, audited 2025 annual report showing a net loss of €320.3 million, compared with a €82.3 million profit the previous year. Revenue reached €2.3 billion, while adjusted EBITDA fell to €384 million, a margin of 16.8%.

The company lowered its 2026 guidance, now forecasting an adjusted EBITDA margin of 17‑18% (down from 18‑19%) and anticipating a negative free cash flow of €50‑100 million, citing customer project postponements, operational challenges and a tougher economic environment.

Gerresheimer highlighted progress on the sale of its U.S. subsidiary Centor Inc., aiming to complete the transaction by the end of 2026. It also confirmed it is working with Lazard on a comprehensive refinancing plan after extending its credit facilities to September.

The filing follows a BaFin‑led investigation of previous accounts that had led to a temporary SDAX exclusion, and the company plans to resume normal market activities once the refinancing and divestment are finalized.