Geberit CEO: Expects Stabilizing Market Demand In Europe And Mixed Environment Overseas In 2025 - Conf Call
May 6 (Reuters) - GEBERIT AG GEBN.S:
GEBERIT CEO: ON DIRECT MATERIALS SIDE EXPECTS PRICES TO BE STABLE IN Q2 COMPARED TO Q1 - CONF CALL
GEBERIT CEO: EXPECTS FURTHER CHARGES RELATED TO BASEL PLANT CLOSURE IN 2025 AND IN 2026 - CONF CALL
GEBERIT CEO: FOR 2025, EXPECTS STABILIZING MARKET DEMAND IN EUROPE AND MIXED ENVIRONMENT OVERSEAS - CONF CALL
GEBERIT CEO: SENTIMENT IN GERMANY HAS IMPROVED SLIGHTLY - CONF CALL
GEBERIT CEO ON PRICE INCREASES: PART OF APRIL SALES WERE DRIVEN BY DELIVERIES FROM Q1 WITH STILL OLD PRICES - CONF CALL
GEBERIT CEO: EXPECTS DOWNWARD PRESSURE ON ENERGY PRICES IN Q2; EXPECTS ENERGY PRICES TO BE ABOVE Q2 2024 - CONF CALL
GEBERIT CEO ON PRE-BUYING AHEAD OF U.S. TARIFFS: THERE WAS NO EXTRAORDINARY TARIFF INDUCED PRE-BUYING SO FAR IN U.S. - CONF CALL
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