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Investing.com -- Verallia shares fell 5% on Thursday after the company issued its second profit warning of the year, citing slower-than-expected volume recovery that failed to offset price declines in the third quarter of 2025.
The company reported that its Q3 sales came in below consensus estimates, with demand slowing in August and September after favorable momentum in the second quarter.
By region, Southern and Western Europe outperformed Northern and Eastern Europe and Latin America. Beer was identified as the weakest product family in the company’s portfolio.
Verallia has revised its 2025 outlook downward, now expecting adjusted EBITDA of approximately €700 million, down from the previous guidance of around €800 million. Free cash flow is now projected to be approximately €150 million, compared to the earlier forecast of more than €200 million.
This marks Verallia’s second profit warning in 2025, following an earlier revision in April.
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