Infranord (I) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
17 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Order intake reached 2,951 MSEK in Q2 2026, up from 1,774 MSEK year-over-year, with several large, strategic contracts awarded, boosting the order backlog to a record 9,370 MSEK.
Net sales for Q2 were 1,390 MSEK, a 10% decrease from the previous year, mainly due to lower activity in Norway.
Operating result for Q2 was -90 MSEK (41 MSEK last year), with a net result of -103 MSEK (24 MSEK), reflecting ongoing project challenges in Norway and Sweden.
A cost-saving program was initiated to address unsatisfactory profitability, expected to improve results and liquidity.
CFO transition occurred during the quarter, with Jonas Åkesson appointed as permanent CFO effective September 1.
Financial highlights
Q2 order intake: 2,951 MSEK (1,774 MSEK last year); H1: 3,799 MSEK (3,142 MSEK).
Q2 net sales: 1,390 MSEK (1,539 MSEK); H1: 2,463 MSEK (2,555 MSEK).
Q2 operating result: -90 MSEK (41 MSEK); H1: -133 MSEK (-35 MSEK).
Q2 net result: -103 MSEK (24 MSEK); H1: -152 MSEK (-46 MSEK).
Q2 operating margin: -6.5% (2.7%); H1: -5.4% (-1.4%).
Cash flow from operations in Q2: -108 MSEK (-282 MSEK); H1: -214 MSEK (-305 MSEK).
Outlook and guidance
Strong order backlog and new contracts provide a solid foundation for future performance.
Cost-saving measures are expected to positively impact profitability and liquidity in the current year.
Market outlook in Sweden is positive due to increased government funding for rail maintenance, though funding remains insufficient for all needs.
Norwegian market is stable, with a shift toward reinvestment and maintenance over new construction.
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