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automation shines, ITS grinds, lower targets still demanding

10/11/26 -"Jungheinrich delivered a positive Q3 earnings, supported by stronger-than-expected AWE profitability. While FY26 guidance was reiterated, the anticipated 2030 target reset brings greater credibility, ..."

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