Peab (PEAB) Q2 2024 earnings summary
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Q2 2024 earnings summary
13 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Order intake and backlog reached record highs, surpassing SEK 50 billion for the first time, driven by strong civil engineering and industry segments.
Net sales and operating profit declined due to weak housing demand, but diversified business model and local presence supported resilience.
Civil Engineering and Industry segments showed strong growth, offsetting declines in Construction and Project Development.
SEK 1,500 million in green bonds issued to finance sustainable investments.
Financial and non-financial targets maintained, emphasizing stability and sustainability.
Financial highlights
Q2 net sales: SEK 15,232 million (down from SEK 15,756 million in Q2 2023); H1 net sales: SEK 26,373 million (down 7%).
Q2 operating profit: SEK 619 million (Q2 2023: SEK 1,090 million, including SEK 400 million arbitration gain); H1 operating profit: SEK 513 million (H1 2023: SEK 934 million).
Operating margin for Q2: 4.1% (6.9% in Q2 2023; 4.4% excluding one-time gain); H1 margin: 1.9% (3.3%).
Net debt reduced to SEK 9.6 billion, net debt/equity ratio improved to 0.6.
Cash flow before financing improved to SEK 1,462 million in Q2; H1 cash flow before financing: SEK -313 million (H1 2023: SEK -3,229 million).
Outlook and guidance
Civil engineering, paving, and non-residential construction markets show good demand, while residential investments remain weak across the Nordics.
Peab is preparing projects for future recovery, leveraging a strong development rights portfolio.
Diversified operations and business model expected to provide continued stability.
Total construction and civil engineering investments expected to remain stable in the Nordic region.
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