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KOP Tops Earnings and Revenue Estimates in Q1 on PC Unit Strength
Koppers beat Q1 revenue estimates as strong PC growth offset weaker RUPS and CMC results, while 2026 EBITDA and EPS guidance were cut.
Koppers PC Segment Is Stronger Than Believed, But Cost Inflation Remains A Huge Risk
Koppers Holdings delivered mixed 1Q26 results, with strong recovery in Performance Chemicals but overall EBITDA down 10%. PC segment's 20% sales growth and 30% EBITDA increase reduce concerns over permanent competitive impairment, though end markets remain pressured. Management maintained sales guidance but cut the adjusted EBITDA outlook to $240–$260 million, citing rising oil and input costs amid weak demand.
Koppers Holdings Inc. Investors
| Name | Quantity | Cost | Value | Profit ($) | Gain (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DI David Izzi Brown, LISLE/CUMMINGS Inc. | 617 | $19,871.9 | $30,047.9 | $10,176 | 51.21% |
| CE Curtis Ellergodt Rothschild Investment LLC | 15 | $420 | $730.5 | $310.5 | 73.93% |
 Richard S. Pzena Pzena Investment Management | 1.21M | $36.78M | $58.7M | $21.93M | 59.62% |
| SN Stephanie Nee HARBOR CAPITAL ADVISORS Inc. | 14,733 | $551,958.03 | $715,139.82 | $163,181.79 | 29.56% |
| BG Bart Gancher Intech Investment Management LLC | 11,431 | $309,551.48 | $552,345.92 | $242,794.44 | 78.43% |
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Koppers Holdings Inc. Profile
| Specialty Retail Industry | Consumer Discretionary Sector | Leroy Mangus Ball Jr. CEO | NYSE Exchange | 50060P106 CUSIP |
| US Country | 1,859 Employees | 29 May 2026 Last Dividend | - Last Split | 1 Feb 2006 IPO Date |
Overview
Koppers Holdings Inc. is an international company specializing in the production and supply of treated wood products, wood preservation chemicals, and carbon compounds. Established in 1988 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Koppers serves a wide range of markets including the railroad, specialty chemical, utility, residential lumber, agricultural, aluminum, steel, rubber, and construction sectors. The company’s operations are segmented into Railroad and Utility Products and Services (RUPS), Performance Chemicals (PC), and Carbon Materials and Chemicals (CMC), through which it caters to its diverse clientele across the United States, Australasia, Europe, and other international markets.
Products and Services
- Railroad and Utility Products and Services (RUPS):
This segment deals with the procurement and treatment of crossties, switch ties, and lumber for railroad bridges and crossings. Additionally, it provides rail joint bars for railroads, transmission, and distribution poles for electric and telephone utilities, and pilings. RUPS also offers comprehensive railroad services including engineering, design, repair, and inspection of railroad bridges.
- Performance Chemicals (PC):
PC segment focuses on developing, manufacturing, and marketing copper-based wood preservatives like micronized copper azole, micronized pigments, alkaline copper quaternary, amine copper azole, and chromated copper arsenate. These products are used for applications such as decking, fencing, utility poles, construction lumber and timbers, and agricultural uses. Furthermore, it supplies fire-retardant chemicals for pressure-treated wood primarily used in commercial construction.
- Carbon Materials and Chemicals (CMC):
The CMC segment is involved in the production of creosote for wood treatment or as a feedstock for carbon black production. It also manufactures carbon pitch for aluminum and steel manufacturing, naphthalene for producing phthalic anhydride and as a surfactant in concrete, phthalic anhydride for plasticizers, polyester resins, and alkyd paints, and carbon black feedstock. These materials support a variety of industries including aluminum, steel, rubber, and construction.
