Pyrum expects higher production in the first half of 2026, shares rise 15% Written

Pyrum expects higher revenue in the first half of 2026 and showed operational improvements at its Dillingen plant. However, it revised its full-year earnings forecast downward and said liquidity pressures would continue.

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Pyrum reported higher revenue in the first half of 2026 and showed operational improvements at its Dillingen plant.

However, management revised its full-year earnings forecast downward and said liquidity remains under pressure.

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TimingReported higher revenue in the first half of 2026

OperationsShows operational improvements at the Dillingen plant

OutlookFull-year earnings forecast revised downward

LiquidityLiquidity remains under pressure

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