* Q2 REBIT -13.4 million euros, worse than expected
* Sees no recovery yet of its markets (Adds details, background)
BRUSSELS, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Belgian chemicals and plastics group Tessenderlo reported a worse-than-expected second-quarter operating loss on Thursday, hit by an inventory revaluation, and said it saw no recovery of its markets yet.
Recurring EBIT (earnings before interest and tax) came in at a loss of 13.4 million euros ($19.08 million). A Reuters poll of six analysts had produced an average forecast of a 1 million euro operating loss.
Revenue fell 31.5 percent to 531.2 million euros. The average analyst forecast was 595 million euros.
The group said it did not yet see a recovery of activity in the markets in which it operates, adding that it would continue its fixed-cost reduction plans already implemented in the first half of 2009.
With an accelerated improvement of working capital, Tessenderlo said it anticipated that net debt at the end of 2009 would be similar to the end-June level.
Net financial liabilities rose to 368.4 million euros at the end of June (48.5 percent of equity) from 294.6 million euros at the end of 2008 (32.7 percent of equity). (Reporting by Philip Blenkinsop; edited by Darren Ennis and Rupert Winchester)