CTT cuts 2026 recurring EBIT outlook as customs exemption end disrupts cross-border volumes
Bitget2026/11/03 22:26- CTT cut 2026 recurring EBIT guidance to about €80 million-€85 million as the end of the customs de minimis exemption disrupted cross-border e-commerce.
- Third-quarter parcel volumes from major non-EU cross-border clients fell 43% year over year, exceeding expectations.
- Recurring EBIT dropped 34.5% on a pro forma basis to €17.8 million, reflecting capacity investments and higher delivery costs.
- Recovery measures include workforce reductions, customs location closures and a shift toward Iberian and intra-European flows.
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