The German industrial group posted a €0.57 per share loss for the first half, reversing a €0.17 profit a year earlier.
Thyssenkrupp AG reported a first-half net loss of €0.57 per share, compared with a €0.17 profit in the same period last year. The decline reflects weaker demand and operational challenges across its divisions.
Sales fell 5% year-over-year to €15.57 billion, while order intake dropped 11% to €18.32 billion. The results underscore ongoing pressures in industrial manufacturing and supply chain disruptions.
Shares showed limited reaction in early trading, as investors await further details on cost-cutting measures and outlook revisions.