Syensqo SA/ADR
Syensqo develops and manufactures advanced materials and specialty chemicals for industrial and consumer uses. Its portfolio includes composites, specialty polymers, surfactants, solvents, amines, antioxidants, lithium derivatives, and ingredients for flavors and fragrances. The company serves markets including aerospace, automotive, agriculture, batteries, electronics, food, healthcare, energy, and biotechnology. Syensqo is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.
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See all $SYNSY insider activity →Syensqo stock rose 2.8% to €79.7 after reporting Q3 2026 results. Underlying EBITDA of €320M beat estimates of €313M. Net sales grew 8.9% YoY to €1.59B, driven by volume gains and pricing. The Materials division showed strong growth, and the company updated its full-year cash flow and capex outlook positively. CEO Mike Radossich noted progress in the strategic review of the Performance & Care segment.
Syensqo, a Belgian materials company, said it signed a multi-year supply agreement with Airbus to provide advanced composite materials including prepregs, RTM resins, adhesives, and primers for Airbus programs across commercial aircraft, space and defense, and helicopters. Syensqo expects aerospace demand to support volume growth in its composite materials business through 2026.
Syensqo, according to the company, signed a new long-term supply agreement with Airbus to provide composites and adhesives, including prepregs, RTM resins, adhesives and primers, for Airbus commercial, defense and space, and helicopter programs. Syensqo said aerospace demand is expected to support Composite Materials volume growth through 2026.
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Syensqo stock rose 2.8% to €79.7 after reporting Q3 2026 results. Underlying EBITDA of €320M beat estimates of €313M. Net sales grew 8.9% YoY to €1.59B, driven by volume gains and pricing. The Materials division showed strong growth, and the company updated its full-year cash flow and capex outlook positively. CEO Mike Radossich noted progress in the strategic review of the Performance & Care segment.
Syensqo, a Belgian materials company, said it signed a multi-year supply agreement with Airbus to provide advanced composite materials including prepregs, RTM resins, adhesives, and primers for Airbus programs across commercial aircraft, space and defense, and helicopters. Syensqo expects aerospace demand to support volume growth in its composite materials business through 2026.
Syensqo, according to the company, signed a new long-term supply agreement with Airbus to provide composites and adhesives, including prepregs, RTM resins, adhesives and primers, for Airbus commercial, defense and space, and helicopter programs. Syensqo said aerospace demand is expected to support Composite Materials volume growth through 2026.
Investing.com reports Syensqo shares rose 8.4% to €77.45 after Q2 results beat estimates. Adjusted EBITDA was €311m versus €292m expected, and net sales were €1,554m versus €1,485m. The company also lifted FY2026 EBITDA guidance to at least €1.1b and raised volume growth to low-to-mid single digits.
Syensqo shares rose 3.0% to €67.3, according to Investing.com, after Victrex’s fiscal Q3 update showed 18% YoY revenue growth, with aerospace and electronics leading. Berenberg highlighted Victrex’s electronics growth as relevant to Syensqo’s specialty polymers, where electronics is a key profit driver. The move followed Syensqo’s prior 2026 electronics volume caution.
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Syensqo stock rose 2.8% to €79.7 after reporting Q3 2026 results. Underlying EBITDA of €320M beat estimates of €313M. Net sales grew 8.9% YoY to €1.59B, driven by volume gains and pricing. The Materials division showed strong growth, and the company updated its full-year cash flow and capex outlook positively. CEO Mike Radossich noted progress in the strategic review of the Performance & Care segment.
Syensqo, a Belgian materials company, said it signed a multi-year supply agreement with Airbus to provide advanced composite materials including prepregs, RTM resins, adhesives, and primers for Airbus programs across commercial aircraft, space and defense, and helicopters. Syensqo expects aerospace demand to support volume growth in its composite materials business through 2026.
Syensqo, according to the company, signed a new long-term supply agreement with Airbus to provide composites and adhesives, including prepregs, RTM resins, adhesives and primers, for Airbus commercial, defense and space, and helicopter programs. Syensqo said aerospace demand is expected to support Composite Materials volume growth through 2026.
Investing.com reports Syensqo shares rose 8.4% to €77.45 after Q2 results beat estimates. Adjusted EBITDA was €311m versus €292m expected, and net sales were €1,554m versus €1,485m. The company also lifted FY2026 EBITDA guidance to at least €1.1b and raised volume growth to low-to-mid single digits.
Syensqo shares rose 3.0% to €67.3, according to Investing.com, after Victrex’s fiscal Q3 update showed 18% YoY revenue growth, with aerospace and electronics leading. Berenberg highlighted Victrex’s electronics growth as relevant to Syensqo’s specialty polymers, where electronics is a key profit driver. The move followed Syensqo’s prior 2026 electronics volume caution.
Syensqo shares rose more than 3% after peer Victrex reported strong Q3 results. According to Victrex, revenue grew 18%, driven by aerospace and electronics. Syensqo’s electronics unit, part of its specialty polymers business, contributed over 65% of 2025 core profits, though Syensqo previously guided for lower 2026 volumes due to ongoing challenges.
Syensqo shares rose about 3% after peer Victrex reported strong fiscal Q3 results, including an 18% year-on-year revenue increase driven by aerospace and electronics. Berenberg highlighted Victrex’s electronics growth. The read-across is relevant to Syensqo’s specialty polymers, where electronics contributes to over 65% of 2025 core profits, despite Syensqo expecting lower 2026 electronics volumes.
