Sika


Gaining ground, China still stuck

23/10/26 -"Sika delivered a positive Q3, beating sales and EBITDA consensus by 1.4% and 2.5%, respectively. Strong EMEA momentum and market share gains supported performance, while China remains a drag ..."

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23/10/26
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