Wienerberger Q3 Revenue Rises About 8% as Operating EBITDA Falls

Wienerberger AG reported third-quarter revenue growth on Nov. 12, but operating EBITDA fell year over year as weak residential construction continued in markets including the United States.

Revenue reached €1.3 billion, up about 8% from €1.2 billion in the third quarter of 2025. Operating EBITDA was €180 million, down from €202 million a year earlier, leaving the quarter with higher sales but lower operating earnings.

The company identified price increases close to 6% and acquisition contributions as revenue drivers. Those contributions came primarily from Italcer.

New home construction remained weak in the U.S., U.K. and Canada. Wienerberger CEO Gerhard Hanke said its renovation and infrastructure businesses remained resilient, but their performance could not fully offset weakness in new residential construction.

“Our renovation and infrastructure businesses remain resilient throughout the year, although their solid performance cannot fully offset the ongoing weakness in new residential construction,” Hanke said.

Wienerberger reiterated its full-year 2026 operating EBITDA outlook of €640 million to €650 million. The company adjusted its earlier €700 million outlook to that range in an Oct. 6 trading update.

The review found measures Wienerberger aims to turn into €140 million of additional annual operating EBITDA by 2029, with gains beginning in 2027. Wienerberger described itself as an international building-solutions provider, operating more than 200 production sites in 28 countries. It also identifies itself as the world’s largest brick producer.