Evonik Achieves 2025 Performance Guidance and Confirms 2026 Earnings Outlook
Briefing
The final performance is consistent with the previous guidance for 2025.
EBITDA is expected to be between 1.7 billion and 2 billion euros in 2026 after the adjustment.
A dividend of 1.00 euro per share is to be distributed
Evonik Industries AG announced today that it has achieved its 2025 financial guidance and reaffirmed its earnings outlook for 2026. The final 2025 financial results confirm the preliminary figures published on February 5: adjusted EBITDA amounted to €1.87 billion, broadly in line with the prior forecast of approximately €1.9 billion.The adjusted EBITDA for 2026 is expected to be between 1.7 billion and 2 billion euros.。
Key Points of 2025 Annual Financial Report




The Group's Executive Board announced in February this year that starting from the 2026 fiscal year, the company's annual dividend will be linked to the adjusted net income, with 40% to 60% used for dividends. As a transition, the company plans to pay a dividend of EUR 1.00 per share in the 2025 fiscal year. The proposal will be put to a vote at the Annual General Meeting on June 3.
In the medium term, Evonik will focus on achieving a 11% return on capital employed (ROCE). The indicator was 6.1% in 2025 (7.1% in 2024).
Performance of the Chemicals Business Segment
Advanced Technology Business Division
Due to a decline in selling prices and unfavorable exchange rates, sales in this business segment fell by 2%, reaching 5.97 billion euros. Sales volume increased slightly.
The sales of the animal nutrition business achieved a slight increase. The business saw an increase in sales volume, but the selling price declined, with a more significant drop in the second half of the year. The organic chemistry business also achieved growth in sales volume. Some high-performance plastics, such as products used in 3D printing, films, and foam materials, benefited from increased demand. The crosslinking agents business faced significant price pressure due to intensified competition. Overall, despite the increase in sales volume, it was not enough to offset the negative impacts of the price decline and exchange rate fluctuations. The inorganic chemistry business saw a decrease in sales due to a slight decline in sales volume and adverse exchange rate effects, although prices remained relatively stable overall.
This was mainly due to declining sales prices and adverse exchange rate effects, resulting in an 8% decline in adjusted EBITDA for this business segment to €944 million, and a decrease in adjusted EBITDA margin from 16.8% in the same period last year to 15.8%.
Customized Solutions Business Division
Sales declined by 4% to €5.49 billion due to lower volumes and adverse currency effects. Selling prices saw a slight recovery.
In the additives business, the demand for additives used in polyurethane foams, durable consumer goods, as well as in the coatings and paints industry, has declined; the sales volume of oil additives, however, has increased slightly. Despite relatively stable selling prices, the sales revenue of the additives business has significantly decreased due to the impact of sales volume and exchange rate factors. The revenue from the care business remained at the previous year's level, with a slight improvement in prices and overall stable sales volume.
Despite improved sales prices, the adjusted EBITDA for this business segment amounted to €909 million, a 7% decline year-on-year, and the adjusted EBITDA margin decreased from 17.0% in the same period last year to 16.6%, due to lower sales volume and adverse exchange rate effects.
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