ThyssenKrupp stock holds as market watches the latest results

ThyssenKrupp stock reflects a group whose latest reported numbers still anchor trading: revenue was EUR 35.0 billion in fiscal 2024-25, EBIT came in at EUR 1.3 billion, and free cash flow before M&A reached EUR 395 million.

ThyssenKrupp stock (ThyssenKrupp AG, ISIN DE0007500001) is being read through its latest reported baseline, with fiscal 2024-25 revenue at EUR 35.0 billion, EBIT at EUR 1.3 billion, and free cash flow before M&A at EUR 395 million.

The fiscal 2024-25 report also shows net income from continuing operations of EUR 94 million, compared with a loss of EUR 1.4 billion in the prior year, while the segment label still matters because the group remains exposed to steel, automotive, materials services, and marine systems demand.

EUR 35.0 billion revenue base

The revenue base of EUR 35.0 billion in fiscal 2024-25 gives ThyssenKrupp a scale that still matters for industrial-cycle investors. The reported EBIT of EUR 1.3 billion and free cash flow before M&A of EUR 395 million provide the second and third anchors for reading the stock.

The year-on-year swing in net income from continuing operations from a EUR 1.4 billion loss to EUR 94 million of profit is the clearest quantified comparison in the latest results. That change does not remove cyclicality, but it does show how far the bottom line moved in one fiscal year.

Profit swing changed the narrative

For the market, the important detail is that the improvement was not only cosmetic: the group moved from a large loss to a small profit at the continuing-operations line. The same set of results also showed EBIT of EUR 1.3 billion, which is a concrete profit measure the market can compare with prior periods.

Free cash flow before M&A at EUR 395 million adds another point of reference. When industrial groups report both earnings and cash generation in the same fiscal year, investors tend to focus on whether the cash profile can hold up through the next cycle.

Marine systems stays relevant

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems remains one of the companys most visible industrial units because naval demand gives the group a different earnings mix from the steel-heavy legacy businesses. The product and project exposure of that unit is part of why the name stays linked to long-cycle order visibility rather than only commodity pricing.

For ThyssenKrupp stock, that mix matters more than broad sector slogans. Revenue of EUR 35.0 billion, EBIT of EUR 1.3 billion, and free cash flow before M&A of EUR 395 million are the numbers that frame the debate until the next official update.

Price and market view

The latest verified market number in this article is the fiscal 2024-25 results set, not a live quote. As a dated market reference, the reported earnings base and cash flow remain the cleanest way to frame ThyssenKrupp stock on 19 July 2026.

ThyssenKrupp stock facts

• Company: ThyssenKrupp AG
• ISIN: DE0007500001
• WKN: 750000
• Ticker: XETRA: TKA
• Trading venue: Xetra
• Sector / Industry: Industrials / Steel and diversified industrials
• Index membership: MDAX
• Market capitalization: EUR 0.00 (as of 19 July 2026)