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Celanese Expects Approximately $6.00 Adjusted EPS for the Year
"While earnings are expected to moderate from the strong second quarter level, we remain focused on executing the initiatives within our control and continue to expect approximately $6.00 of adjusted earnings per share and $700 to $800 million of free cash flow for the full year. In the second quarter, we saw early benefits of our growth strategy and the increasing contribution of our growth platforms. Together with our productivity, portfolio, and footprint actions, these initiatives position Celanese to deliver strong performance in 2026 and create additional earnings growth opportunities in the years ahead," Scott Richardson, president and chief executive officer
Scott Richardson Expects Q3 Adjusted EPS of $1.35 to $1.75
"Looking to the third quarter, we expect continued moderation of supply-related opportunities, along with the impact of higher raw material costs in Engineered Materials and inventory-related actions associated with our nylon 6,6 and Lanaken footprint optimizations," continued Scott Richardson, president and chief executive officer. "Based on these dynamics, we expect third quarter adjusted earnings per share of approximately $1.35 to $1.75."
Celanese Q2 Revenue at $2.752B, Below Consensus
Reports Q2 revenue $2.752B, consensus $2.78B. "The second quarter demonstrated the agility and focus of Celanese and the benefits of the actions we are taking across both businesses," said Scott Richardson, president and chief executive officer. "We delivered our highest adjusted earnings per share in nearly three years through commercial execution, continued progress in our growth initiatives, and the effectiveness of our global manufacturing and supply chain networks. At the same time, we advanced important portfolio, productivity, and footprint actions that are improving competitiveness, strengthening cash generation, supporting deleveraging, and positioning Celanese for continued earnings growth."
Celanese Court Dismisses Claims from Shell and Repsol
Celanese (CE) announced that the Amsterdam District Court dismissed the damages claim brought by Shell Chemicals Europe B.V. (SHEL) in its entirety. The Court also dismissed a claim seeking declaratory judgement from certain Repsol entities represented by Stichting Ethylene Claims seeking a declaratory judgment of liability of Celanese and its co-defendants. Both claims were brought in follow-on litigation arising from a 2020 settlement with the European Commission regarding past ethylene purchases in North-Western Europe. Celanese issued the following statement: "We welcome the Amsterdam District Court's decisions to dismiss both Shell's and Repsol's claims in their entirety, and appreciate the Court's careful consideration of the evidence. Celanese has consistently maintained that there was no harm to the claimants or other market participants, and we are pleased that the Court's decisions have confirmed our position that the claimants in these cases are not entitled to recover damages. Celanese remains committed to vigorously defending against the remaining claims in the Dutch and German courts."
Celanese and Siegwerk Collaborate on Sustainable Printing Ink Solutions
Celanese and Siegwerk announced a collaboration to supply more sustainable solutions in the printing ink value chain through utilizing bio-based ethyl acetate manufactured by Celanese. The ethyl acetate produced by Celanese contains 50% bio-based content, helping to reduce the use of fossil-derived raw materials compared to conventional alternatives. Siegwerk uses the bio-based solvent as a drop-in solution in its existing ink formulations, enabling the production of more sustainable products without compromising performance or requiring changes to established manufacturing processes.
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