NCC (NCC) Investor update summary
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Investor update summary
7 Oct, 2026Transaction
Agreed sale of the Industry business area, including stone materials and asphalt, at an enterprise value of SEK 8.2bn; cash payment at closing is expected to generate ~SEK 7bn after external debt, mainly leasing and pension liabilities.
Heidelberg Materials will acquire the Swedish and Norwegian operations; CRH will acquire the Danish and Finnish operations.
2025 net sales were SEK 12.6bn and earnings were SEK 879m; sales mix was two-thirds asphalt and one-third stone materials.
Sale is subject to regulatory approvals, with completion expected in H2 2027.
Strategic rationale
Separation creates a more focused, specialized and asset-light contracting business, unlocking capital and strengthening financial flexibility.
Industry is capital-intensive, with fixed production facilities and defined geographies; contracting is service-led, project-specific and requires limited or no tied-up capital.
Buyers bring extensive sector experience and intend to develop the Nordic operations as part of their Northern European businesses.
Industry business profile
Leading Nordic position in asphalt and aggregates, with ~230 production units across Finland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark and 2,600 employees.
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