Arkema

Sustained profitability despite lower sales prices

14/05/24 -"Sales in the Q1 declined as anticipated, but adjusted EBITDA demonstrated greater resilience. The figures were mixed compared to the consensus (sales: -2.0%; adjusted EBITDA: +2.6%; adjusted EPS: ..."

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