Latest guidance

19 March 2020
Uponor withdraws its guidance for 2020 – lack of visibility to potential COVID-19 impacts. Once visibility improves and the significant uncertainties have cleared, Uponor expects to update its outlook and issue a new guidance.

12 February 2020 
Uponor expects comparable operating profit to improve from 2019.  

Previous guidances

13 February 2019
Excluding the impact of currencies, Uponor expects its net sales to reach the level of the year 2018 net sales excluding the divested Uponor Infra’s North American business and Zent-Frenger (€1,107.7 million), and comparable operating profit to improve from the year 2018 comparable operating profit excluding the divested Uponor Infra’s North American business and Zent-Frenger (€83.5 million).

5 September 2018
Excluding the impact of currencies, Uponor expects its organic net sales to grow from 2017 and comparable operating profit to remain at the same level as in 2017.

15 February 2018
Assuming that economic and political developments in Uponor's key geographies otherwise continue undisturbed, Uponor issues the following full-year guidance for 2018: excluding the impact of currencies, Uponor expects its organic net sales and comparable operating profit to grow from 2017.

13 February 2017
Assuming that economic development in Uponor's key geographies otherwise continues undisturbed, Uponor issues the following guidance for 2017: the Group’s net sales and comparable operating profit are expected to improve from 2016.

12 February 2016
Assuming that economic development in Uponor's key geographies otherwise continues undisturbed, Uponor issues the following guidance for 2016: the Group’s net sales and comparable operating profit are expected to improve from 2015.

30 September 2015
Net sales for 2015, based on organic growth, are expected to exceed those of the prior year while operating profit, excluding any non-recurring items, remains somewhat below that of 2014.

12 February 2015
The Group’s net sales and operating profit (excluding any non-recurring items) are expected to improve from 2014.