Infrea (INFREA) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q3 revenue rose 6.1% YoY to SEK 519.5m; adjusted EBITA was SEK 28.0m versus SEK 28.8m, while reported EBITA included significant comparability items.
Performance diverged: Paving strengthened, while Earthworks & Construction faced weaker utilization and project write-downs.
Preparations advanced for the Netel merger, with registration planned for November 4, 2026, and Infrea shares scheduled to stop trading November 3.
Financial highlights
Q3 revenue SEK 519.5m (+6.1% YoY); EBITDA SEK 19.5m vs SEK 39.7m; operating loss SEK 10.9m vs profit of SEK 28.7m.
Q3 net loss was SEK 13.8m vs profit of SEK 20.0m; diluted and basic EPS were both -SEK 0.5 vs SEK 0.7.
Q3 operating cash flow was SEK 23.0m vs SEK 52.5m; adjusted EBITA was SEK 28.0m, down 3% YoY.
9M revenue was SEK 1,449.0m (-0.6% YoY); adjusted EBITA SEK 15.5m vs SEK 18.3m; net loss SEK 34.9m vs SEK 6.3m.
9M operating cash flow was negative SEK 15.6m vs positive SEK 11.1m; reported operating loss was SEK 32.8m vs profit of SEK 3.2m.
Outlook and guidance
Management expects Q4 working-capital pressure from high Paving activity to ease; focus remains on project control, cost discipline, cash flow and operational improvement.
Netel merger is expected to create a platform with ~SEK 5bn pro forma 2025 revenue and annual cost synergies of ~SEK 50m; additional revenue synergies are expected over time.
The combined business is expected to benefit from greater scale, geographic reach and complementary Infra, Power, Telecom and Paving capabilities.
Latest events from Infrea
- A steep EBITA decline in 2023 sets up a cash-focused recovery effort for 2024.INFREA
Q4 2023 - Q2 EBITA up 40% year-over-year; merger with Netel to form a leading infrastructure group.INFREA
Q2 2026 - Merger forms a top Nordic infrastructure platform with SEK 5bn revenue and SEK 50m synergies.INFREA
M&A announcement - Q1 2026 delivered weak results but improved cash flow and a stronger outlook for EBITA in 2026.INFREA
Q1 2026 - Strategic divestment and operational gains delivered strong growth, net cash, and higher dividend.INFREA
Q4 2025 - Q3 EBITA up 50% with margin gains; outlook for 2025 remains positive amid market challenges.INFREA
Q3 2025 - Q2 delivered strong organic growth and margin improvement, despite restructuring costs.INFREA
Q2 2025 - Q3 EBITA improved but goodwill impairment drove a net loss; cash flow and liquidity strengthened.INFREA
Q3 2024 - Sales and EBITA improved in Q2, with a stronger order book and balance sheet.INFREA
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