Epiroc (EPI) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Orders rose 12% organically to MSEK 17,467; revenue rose 7% organically to MSEK 16,775; adjusted EBIT margin reached 20.4%.
Mining demand was broad, with mining customers representing 83% of orders; infrastructure demand remained stable.
Higher volumes and efficiency supported profitability, while increased inventories and tax payments weighed on operating cash flow.
Financial highlights
Revenue was MSEK 16,775, up 10% reported and 7% organically; adjusted EBIT rose 18% to MSEK 3,426, with margin at 20.4% versus 19.0%.
Reported EBIT increased 22% to MSEK 3,411; operating margin was 20.3% versus 18.4%.
Net profit rose 24% to MSEK 2,420; basic EPS was SEK 2.00 versus SEK 1.62.
Jan–Sep orders increased 13% to MSEK 53,112; revenue rose 4% to MSEK 47,828, with organic growth of 16% and 7%, respectively.
Jan–Sep EBIT increased 10% to MSEK 9,573; profit for the period rose 11% to MSEK 6,951, and basic EPS was SEK 5.75 versus SEK 5.17.
Outlook and guidance
Near-term mining demand is expected to remain high; infrastructure customer demand is expected to remain stable.
The mining order pipeline remained strong, including copper projects; firm orders may follow project decisions only after negotiations that can take months.
Equipment lead times ranged from 6–7 months for underground equipment to up to 12 months for large surface rigs; production ramp-up was on plan.
Capex guidance remained 2%–3%; effective tax rate guidance was 22%–24%.
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