WBRBY
10/7/26

Wienerberger (WBRBY)

Wednesday
6:08 AM
ThesisWienerberger: the story is balanced — European residential construction activity, particularly single-family housing starts in Germany, Austria…

Revenue Outlook

★ Analysts see FY2026 revenue reaching $5.0B — +9.0% growth in a single year.

What Moves the Stock

  1. 01European residential construction activity, particularly single-family housing starts in Germany, Austria, and Poland where Wienerberger holds leading market positions
  2. 02Natural gas prices in European markets (TTF benchmark), directly impacting kiln operating costs and gross margins with 100-150bps margin sensitivity per 10% gas price movement
  3. 03European Central Bank monetary policy and mortgage rate trends affecting housing affordability and new construction permits
  4. 04Renovation and retrofit activity driven by EU energy efficiency mandates (EPBD directive) requiring building envelope improvements
  5. 05M&A activity and capacity rationalization in fragmented European brick markets
  6. 06Clay building solutions (blocks, bricks) - estimated 50-55% of revenue, serving residential and commercial construction
  7. 07Roofing systems (clay/concrete tiles) - estimated 20-25% of revenue, concentrated in Western European markets
  8. 08Piping solutions and concrete pavers - estimated 20-25% of revenue, infrastructure and landscaping applications
FY2025 Snapshot
Revenue
$4.6B
NI Growth
+99.9%
EPS
$0.29
1Y Return
-44.4%

WBRBY Chart

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My Notes

  • value - Trading at 0.7x P/S and 6.9x EV/EBITDA with 7.3% FCF yield indicates deep value orientation.
  • Mortgage rates are critical demand drivers, with 100bps rate increases historically reducing housing starts by 15-25% over 12-18 months…
  • Watch on earnings: Eurozone housing starts and building permits (monthly data), leading indicator for 6-9 month forward demand, TTF natural gas futures prices (€/MWh), primary cost input affecting 15-20% of COGS with quarterly contract reset exposure, European Central Bank deposit rate and Eurozone mortgage rate spreads, driving housing affordability and construction financing costs.

One Sentence Summary:

Wienerberger: the story is balanced — european residential construction activity, particularly single-family housing starts in germany, austria.

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