• HHLA cut its 2026 outlook as terminal automation upgrades in Hamburg, rail works, weak macro conditions, geopolitical risks hit volumes.
• Port Logistics now seen with a slight fall in container throughput, versus a prior forecast for a significant increase.
• Container transport forecast trimmed to a slight rise, versus a prior expectation for a strong rise.
• Group EBIT forecast cut to EUR 150-170 million from EUR 175-195 million; Port Logistics EBIT to EUR 135-155 million from EUR 160-180 million.
• Group revenue still expected to rise significantly; Real Estate revenue seen flat year on year with a significant EBIT decline.

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