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Investor Relations I June 2026
Content
Our business model at a glance
Update SiC market and restructuring Carbon Fibers
Outlook 2026
SGL Growth 2030
Backup
Our business model at a glance
"Expert for products and solutions based on carbon and graphite"
SGL business units - innovative, unique and leading in focus marketsGraphite Solutions
Process Technology
Fiber Composites
Sales (2025 in mEUR)
442.3
130.9
257.7
EBITDApre (2025 in mEUR)
81.1
31.8
25.5
Tailor-made products based on synthetic graphite
Strategic supplier for premium Semiconductor ("Power electronics") as well as LED and Solar applications
Equipment and know-how specialist for chemical industry to handle corrosive material
Tailor-made products based on carbon- and glass fibers
Textile fibers, prepregs, preforms
Specialist in automotive intermediates and composite components
Financials
Stable EBITDApre margin
at 15.9%
(FY 2024: 15.9%)
Unchanged
Leverage 0.7
and positive
Free Cash Flow of 37.0 mEUR
Significantly lower contribution from high margin special graphite products
EBITDApre -17.1% at
135.0 mEUR
850.2 mEUR Group sales
-17.2% impacted by lower demand from semiconductor and automotive industry
Business | |
| |
CF Restructuring | Outlook |
| Guidance 2026: Sales expected 720 - 770 mEUR |
EBITDApre 110 - 130 mEUR | |
-17.2%
(-15.9% FX)
Sales (in mEUR)
850.2
1,026.4
Sales split (in %)
Composite Solutions
12.8%
Corporate 2.3%
FY 2025 FY 2024
EBITDApre (in mEUR)
Carbon Fibers 17.5%
Process Technology 15.4%
Graphite
Solutions 52.0%
-17.1%
Key developments 2025
Ongoing low demand from semiconductor and automotive customers weighs on sales and EBITDApre
Stagnation in other markets
Supported by the successful restructuring in CF, Group EBITDApre margin was unchanged at 15.9%
135.0 162.9
FY 2025 FY 2024
Graphite Solutions: weak demand from SiC-semiconductor continuesSplit market segments 2025
Mobility; 11.3%
Industrial Applications; 31.4%
Chemicals 5.7%
Energy; 14.8%
Semiconductor 36.8%
Focus markets
Components
Semiconductor
Automotive
Nuclear (SMR)
Fuel Cell
components
Solar &
LED
Strategy and Outlook
Well established technology leader in attractive long-term growth markets, esp. SiC-based semiconductor, but low demand in 2025 due to lower than forecasted EV growth rates and high customer inventory levels.
Entry into the energy generation market using SMRs with X-energy
Strong local supply of critical components and technology
2026e: Slight decrease of sales but EBITDApre stable
Selected products
Wafer carrier Heater
Rigid / soft felt Crucibles
Sealing materials
Gas diffusion Vacuum
layers pumps
Vibro-Molded
Graphite
Financials | ||||
in mEUR | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | |
Sales | 442.3 | 539.0 | 565.7 | |
EBITDApre | 81.1 | 131.0 | 134.0 | |
EBITDApre margin | 18.3% | 24.3% | 23.7% | |
Slight change means ≤ 10% I significant change means > 10% SMR = Small Modular Reactors
Process Technology: Engineering competence enabling businessFocus markets
Chemical industry
Split market segments 2025
Chemical industry 100%
Strategy and Outlook
Striving for growth based on comprehensive product portfolio and service offerings.
Focus on expanding its technological leadership role while continuously optimizing its cost position.
Postponements of projects expected due to overall market downturn
2026e: Slightly lower sales and EBITDApre but on a healthy level
Financials | ||||
in mEUR | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | |
Sales | 130.9 | 138.3 | 127.9 | |
EBITDApre | 31.8 | 33.0 | 22.4 | |
EBITDApre margin | 24.3% | 23.% | 17.5% | |
Selected products
Heat exchanger Components
Column
constructions
Column equipment
Fiber Composites: Merger of Carbon Fiber and Composite Solutions
Split market segments 2025
Mobility;
65%
Energy;
1%
Industrial Applications 21%
Textile;
12%
Focus markets
Automotive Aerospace
Industrial
Defense
Strategy and Outlooks
Restructuring of Carbon Fibers pays off and results in positive adjusted EBITDA contribution in 2025. Focus on profitable businesses.
High uncertainty in the automotive industry is leading to lower order volumes in composite components.
2026: Sales with significant decline, but EBITDApre with slightly improvement
Financials | ||||
in mEUR | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | |
Sales | 257.7 | 334.4 | 378.8 | |
EBITDApre | 25.5 | 7.2 | 29.4 | |
EBITDApre margin | 9.9% | 2.2% | 7.8% | |
Selected products
Pre-impregnated Short carbon fibers
Textile materials
Battery cases
Leaf springs
Car body components
2025: Sales development per Business Unit (in mEUR)
Corporate
Fiber Composites
Procee Technology
Graphite Solutions
14.7 ∑ 1,026.4
334.4
138.3
539.0
2024
∑ 850.2
19.3
257.7
130.9
442.3
2025
Graphite Solutions
88.0 mEUR sales decline in Semi-
conductor (-35%) and 18.5 mEUR decrease in Industrial Applications (-11%)
Demand from SiC customers remained low indicating persistently high inventory levels in the value chain
Energy, Mobility, and Chemicals stable
Process Technology
Solid development in 2025 despite weak
Chemical market development
PT benefits from global network and completion of large-scale projects
Order backlog at year end below last year due to postponements of projects and overall market downturn
Termination of loss-making business activities leads to sales reductions
Closure of Lavradio site, shutdown of production in Moses Lake mid of 2025
Increasing uncertainty and associated lower and more short-term order intake from automotive customers
Fiber Composites
2025
-3.4
81.1
∑ 135.0
2024 -8.3
∑ 162.9
Graphite Solutions Process Technology Fiber Composites
Corporate*
7.2
138.3
131.0
25.5
130.9
Graphite Solutions
Significantly lower contribution from high
margin special graphite products
Lower utilization and fix cost absorption
EBITDApre margin decreased from 24.3% to 18.3%
Process Technology
Positive product mix effects combined with
attractive large-scale projects
Margin increase in FY 2025 to 24.3% (2024: 23.9%)
Positive effect of 28.3 mEUR from cost reductions in Carbon Fiber business
Restructuring one-offs of minus 59.8 mEUR not included in EBITDApre
BSCCB JV impact on CF EBITDApre of 7.1 mEUR in 2025
Fiber Composites
Key figures (in mEUR)
Net result
Free cash flow (FCF)
Net financial debt
Key developments
Decrease in net result, mainly due to
-92.8 m€ one-offs (restructuring
-65.8 m€ and impairments -23.6 m€)
Positive FCF of 37.0 mEUR, nearly same level as in previous year
Net financial debt 8.6% lower; Leverage ratio stable at 0.7
Equity ratio remains solid at 39.2% despite restructuring and associated impairments (Dec. 31, 2024: 41.5%)
ROCE at 9.8%
FY 2025 FY 2024
-79.2
-80.3
37.0
38.7
108.2
98.9
FY 2025 FY 2024
Dec. 31,
2025
Dec. 31,
2024
(Dec. 31, 2024: 11.4%)
Update SiC market and successful restructuring Carbon Fibers
"SiC market with first positive signs and successful CF restructuring"
Semiconductor sales remain at low level - signals of bottoming outSales split Semi/LED market segment
(in mEUR)
Current developments
36%
5%
2025
8%
2024
9%
2023
29%
30%
59%
~162
63%
61%
~251
~262
SiC Semi
Si Semi
LED
Further destocking at our customers ongoing -inventories still on a high level
Delay of new EV model launches with high SiC content
Increasing price pressure on specialty graphite products for SiC wafers
SiC importance in EV market increasing
Technology of choice to achieve fast charging and long-range driving
Most of new EV models build on SiC
SiC semiconductors increasingly interesting for other
applications, e.g. AI and data centers
Semiconductor sales set to recoverTurnaround of Carbon Fibers in 2025
28.3 mEUR
cost savings due to
restructuring measures 2025
Worldwide capacity reductions and associated cost adjustments
Lavradio production discontinued in June 2025
Production idled in Moses
Lake early August 2025
Adjustment of sales and administrative positions in Meitingen
Almost all cash relevant restructuring measures fully implemented in 2025
EBITDApre CF incl. BSCCB result
(in mEUR)
54.5
14.1
7.1
7.0
-11.0
7.2
-10.9
-27.0
16.0
18.1
27.0
38.5
16.3
16.0
43.2
Discontinuation of loss-making business with acrylic fibers and own precursors for carbon fibers
Focus on profitable
businesses:
Textile materials
Pre-impregnated materials
Short carbon fibers
2025 2024 2023 2022 2021
CF EBITDApre excl. BSCCB BSCCBOutlook 2026
"Lower sales and EBITDApre, but EBITDApre margin expected to be on previous year's level"
Guidance for 2026Sales (in mEUR) EBITDApre (in mEUR)
850.2
720 - 770
135.0 110 - 130
2025 2026e 2025 2026e
Assumptions:
Overall weak economic development and uncertain geopolitical environment
Full-year effect from discontinuation of loss-making business activities in Carbon Fibers will be fully reflected in 2026
No recovery in the semiconductor and automotive sectors. Declining order momentum from the chemical industry. Steady sales development from other markets
No significant sales from new markets such as nuclear energy, defense industry and aerospace yet
SGL Growth 2030
"Focused growth with top notch solutions"
In 2025, we laid the foundation for our next growth stepsPORTFOLIO STREAMLINING
Withdrawal from loss-making business activities
Restructuring Carbon Fibers
Fix cost reduction and adjustment
of personnel structures in BU
GROWTH-READY COMPANY STRUCTURES
Adaptation of corporate functions to new size of the company
Optimization of internal processes and elimination of redundancies
Merger of Carbon Fibers and Composite Solutions to form
a strong BU Fiber Composites
SOLID BALANCE SHEET
Balance sheet clean-up
Positive free cash flow
Low leverages and stable
equity ratio
BU = Business Unit
We make the difference in our customers' most demanding applicationsOUR STRENGTHS DRIVE OUR GROWTH
Strong material and technology competence
Tailored customer
solutions
Graphite purity and variety
Composite flexibility and scalability
Expert in high temperature processes
From prototype to mass production
Customized components for the
automotive and chemical industries
Broad portfolio & established core business
Innovative strength
Solutions for a wide range of applications
Broad customer base
Global production network
Strong R&D network worldwide
Global testing centers
Partnership with universities and expert associations
Innovations
Coatings incl. TaC
Natural fiber composites
Thermoplastic components
New applications and markets
with existing materials/products
Established markets and products
Nuclear reactors
Automotive
Defense
Semiconductor
Aerospace
Chemical
Space
Industrial
Semiconductor is the main growth potential within our established markets
Semiconductor:Leveraging our market positioning for further growth
SGL growth potential
Δ 2026 - 2030
> €50 m
MARKET SUMMARY ADDRESSABLE MARKET SIZE AND SGL POTENTIAL
Silicon-Carbide semiconductor recovery expected in 2027ff
− Main driver is and remains EV* growth
− Price pressure is increasing
Silicon semiconductor growth driven by AI and
in mEUR
814
CAGR
10%
1,193
digitization
2026 2030
LED Si Semi SiC SemiFOCUS PRODUCTS
Heaters
Crucibles
Isostatic Solutions
Wafer
RATIONALE FOR SGL
Differentiate as quality and technology benchmark
Supply local-for-local
Improve cost position
Development of new solutions, e.g., new coatings
Broaden business scope back to Silicon, LED and Solar
* EV = Electric Vehicles
Leveraging great portfolio and outstanding capabilities to step into new markets
Nuclear: Graphite as an important enabler of clean energy technologies -market entry with X-energy
MARKET SUMMARY ADDRESSABLE MARKET SIZE AND SGL POTENTIAL
Small modular reactors as a low-carbon and stable
alternative energy source
Next generation nuclear power plants offer significant growth potentials
− Driver: High energy demand for artificial intelligence
in mEUR
33
CAGR
>50%
256
SGL growth potential
Δ 2026 - 2030
> €50 m
− Risks: New technologies mainly driven by start ups
2026 2030
Core Material Medium Core Material Fine Powder OthersFOCUS PRODUCTS AND APPLICATIONS
Small Modular Reactors (SMR)
Vibro-Molded
Graphite
Fuel Pebbles Graphite Powder
RATIONALE FOR SGL
One-stop shop for nuclear applications
Full value chain in EU and US
Develop No. 1 position in Western world
Leverage combination of strong position in graphite solutions and process technology (engineering)
Nuclear deep dive:Small Modular Reactors and our cooperation with X-energy
SMALL MODULAR REACTORS
X-ENERGY XE-100 - SGL CAN DELIVER ALL GRAPHITE PARTS
Describes nuclear reactors with electrical power supply < 300 MWe
Following series production
principles
Scalability by incremental deployment
Targeting short construction times & reduced cost
Allocation to target industries
Decentralization and reduced electrical grid requirements
X-energy (USA) was founded in 2009
Financed by 1.2bn$ Federal Funds and 1.1bn$ private investments (e.g. Dow, Amazon)
Developer of high-temperature gas-cooled Reactors
Typical size per Xe-100 reactor 80MWe
One of only two companies selected for the US Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program
3
1
1
Core machined Graphite 2
parts (NBG18/NBG25)
2
Initial Graphite Pebbles
(MLRF)
3
Graphite Powder for Fuel
Pebble Matrix (KRB2020)
Defense: A perfect fit to SGLs automotive-based capabilitiesand scale-up ready setup
SGL growth potential
Δ 2026 - 2030
> €50 m
MARKET SUMMARY ADDRESSABLE MARKET SIZE AND SGL POTENTIAL
Improvement defense capabilities: Massive budget increase
Age of drones: Fiber materials ideal UAV1 components (lightweight, high-resistance)
Defense start-up boom: New players, no mass
in mEUR
513
CAGR 21%
238
production capabilities
Protection: Protective equipment is a top priority
2026 2030
Body armor Vehicle armor DronesFOCUS PRODUCTS AND APPLICATIONS
Drone
components
Vehicles
components
Body Armor
Rocket &
Missile Parts
RATIONALE FOR SGL
Full offering with cross Business Unit solutions and Western
production
− Established market player for composite components
− Graphite solutions for high-temperature processes
Scale-up ready: Extensive experience from prototyping to series production
1 UAV = Unmanned Aerial Systems
Carbon and
SIGRAFLEX®
SIGRAPREG®
Composite
Rayon-Carbon
SIGRATHERM®
Graphite-based
SIGRAFLEX®
Aramid Fabric
Military-Grade
Pre-Impregnated
Components
Fabric for Thermal
Graphite Foil
Products
Gaskets
Yarns
Fiber
Protection
28
(Aero)space: Lightweight composites and heat-resistant graphite set tosupport future aviation and space development
SGL growth
potential
Δ 2026 - 2030
> €15 m
MARKET SUMMARY ADDRESSABLE MARKET SIZE AND SGL POTENTIAL
Continued boom: Ongoing Air traffic growth1
Generally high entry barriers
Need for high performance and reliable solutions
Retrofit: After-market opportunity, ~1/3 of entire potential
in mEUR
1,500
CAGR 9%
1,000
Consumable: Brake discs replaced ~every 6 months
2026 2030
Engine parts/nozzles Brake disks
Interior/Seat components Retrofit floor panelsFOCUS PRODUCTS AND APPLICATIONS
RATIONALE FOR SGL
•
•
•
Retrofit Floor
Panels
Brake discs
Interior
Nozzles
Very high fit for GS (heat-resistant) and FC (composites)
Aerospace as additional application for FC improving volume
and margin
Established market player for composite components but limited exposure to (aero)space so far
Extensive experience from prototyping to series production
1 Grew 5.6x since 2000 according to IATA GS = Graphite Solutions, FC = Fiber Composites
Creating new solutions for our customers' most demanding applications
Innovations:Expansion of our portfolio based on R&D expertise
ADVANCED COATINGS
Investment of ~30 Mio. € in surface
treatment facilities at our site in St. Marys
R&D collaboration with Linköping University to develop next gen coatings
NATURAL COMPOSITE MATERIALS
NEW MATERIALS
Global R&D network
Collaboration with universities and
research partnerships
Testing and certification centers
solutions - SGL "one-stop-shop"
Rational for SGL
Similar thermal and production processes
Reinforces high-end positioning for extreme applications
Strong synergies with existing material and businesses
Supplementing of our customer
Supplier of BMW's awarded M Natural
Fiber Composites project
Research partner in various composite recycling projects
Our Ambition:Sales 2030 > 1,000 mEUR
MID-TERM EXPECTATIONS UNTIL 2030
> 1,000 mEUR
720 - 770 mEUR
SiC recovery & other established
markets
Primarily Nuclear, Defense,
(Aero-)Space
New material solutions & selective M&A leveraging core competencies
2026 Established Business New markets Innovations and M&A 2030
Growth by diversification in attractive marketsInnovations
New applications and markets with existing materials
Established markets and products
Technology Competence Customer Centricity Future-ready operations
SGL-Team Sustainability Agenda Financial stability
OUR VISION
Become the leading Performance Materials Platform
OUR AMBITION 2030
Sales >1,000 mEUR EBITDApre 15-18%
Thank you!
We are looking forward to your questions
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Backup
FY 2025 impacted by weakness in GS and restructuring projects
Group income statement (in mEUR)
Key developments
FY 2025 | FY 2024 | |
Sales | 850.2 | 1,026.4 |
EBITDApre | 135.0 | 162.9 |
EBITpre | 81.6 | 104.2 |
Exceptionals | -92.8 | -118.5 |
EBIT | -11.2 | -14.3 |
Financial result | -30.4 | -32.6 |
Results before income taxes | -41.6 | -46.9 |
Income tax expense | -36.7 | -32.5 |
Non controlling interests | -0.9 | -0.9 |
Net result attributable to shareholders | -79.2 | -80.3 |
Sales -17.2%
Sales decline driven by weaker demand in GS, restructuring effects in CF, and project termination in CS.
EBITDApre -17.1%
Lower demand from semiconductor customers (high margin products) impacted group result
EBITDApre margin stable at 15.9%
Net result impacted by non-recurring charges of -92.8 mEUR, mainly restructuring costs in CF
Stabilization on solid levelsKey figures and ratios (in mEUR)
31.12.2025
31.12.2024
Equity ratio (in %)
39.2
41.5
Total liquidity
150.8
148.0
Net financial debt
98.9
108.2
Leverage ratio (net fin. debt/EBITDApre)
0.7
0.7
ROCE EBITpre (in %)
9.8
11.4
Key developments
Balance sheet solid
Net financial debt increased slightly
Equity ratio decreased slightly
ROCE decreased by 1.6 ppt
Cash flow (in mEUR)
FY 2025
FY 2024
Cash flow from operating activities
79.2
120.3
Capex
Cash flow from other investing activities
-53.6
11.4
-97.3
15.7
Free cash flow (continuing operations)
37.0
38.7
Capex as expected significantly below prior year level
FCF nearly stable. Lower operating cash flow compensated by lower capex.
Capex per business unit in FY 2025 (in mEUR)
5.6
43.2
1.2
0.4
Capacity
expansions mainly in St. Marys for coatings
Project
specific investments
D&A
53.4
Production
building
BSCCB
53.6
Key developments
Depreciation & amortization with
53.4 mEUR below previous year level
(FY 2024: 58.7 mEUR) due to CF
impairment in 2024
81% of group capex used in GS to increase capacities for semiconductor customer related expansions
Capex in FY 2025 0f 53.6 mEUR roughly at D&A level (53.4 mEUR)
GS PT CF CS Corporate Total
Reconciliation between EBIT and EBITDApreNon-recurring items and one-off effects in FY 2025 (in mEUR) In FY 2025, non-recurring items and one-
off effects totaled -92.8 mEUR
135.0
81.6
-53.4
-2.4
-65.8
-11.2
in mEUR
Restructuring | -65.8 |
Fixed asset impairments | -23.6 |
PPA | -1.0 |
Non-recurring items | -90.4 |
Consulting fees for strategy project, others | -2.4 |
One-off effects | -2.4 |
-24.6
EBITDApre D & A EBITpre One-offs Restruct. Impairm. EBIT
Well balanced profile with first maturity in 2027Maturity Profile as of December 31, 2025
in mEUR
Two ESG KPIs included in Credit Facility (RCF)
102
100
5.75%
5.75%
5
5
4
7
119
2026 2027 2028 2029
ENVIRONMENTAL
Reduction of CO2 emissions intensity (in kt CO2e, Scope 1 and 2, per 1 mEUR sales)
SOCIAL
Reduction of Lost Time Injury (LTI) frequency rate per 1 million working hours
Mortgage Loans Convertible Bond 2027RCF (undrawn) Convertible Bond 2028

