Peab (PEAB) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
15 Jul, 2025Executive summary
Net sales for H1 2025 decreased to SEK 25,862 million from SEK 26,373 million, with Q2 2025 net sales at SEK 14,937 million, down from SEK 15,232 million year-over-year.
Operating profit for Q2 2025 rose to SEK 760 million from SEK 619 million, and operating margin improved to 5.1% from 4.1% year-over-year.
Order backlog increased to SEK 51,757 million, with 59% allocated after the current financial year.
Settlement of the Mall of Scandinavia dispute resulted in a SEK 611 million charge to net financial items, impacting pre-tax profit.
Net debt remained stable at SEK 9,525 million, with a net debt/equity ratio of 0.6.
Financial highlights
Q2 2025 net sales: SEK 14,937 million (down from SEK 15,232 million); operating profit: SEK 760 million (up from SEK 619 million); pre-tax profit: SEK 57 million (down from SEK 522 million).
H1 2025 net sales: SEK 25,862 million (down from SEK 26,373 million); operating profit: SEK 482 million (down from SEK 513 million); pre-tax profit: SEK -327 million (down from SEK 340 million).
Cash flow before financing for Q2 2025 was SEK 1,462 million (up from SEK -95 million), but for H1 2025 was SEK -923 million (down from SEK -313 million), mainly due to increased working capital.
Earnings per share for H1 2025: SEK -1.04 (down from SEK 1.03).
IFRS net sales for H1 2025: SEK 25,888 million (down from SEK 28,378 million); IFRS operating profit: SEK 508 million (down from SEK 802 million).
Outlook and guidance
Macroeconomic recovery is slower than expected, but a turnaround is anticipated in H2 2025, with improved financial growth and gradual recovery in housing markets as interest rates fall.
Civil engineering investments remain high, with continued public sector investment in infrastructure and energy projects.
Housing market activity remains subdued, but production starts are expected to increase as projects near completion and interest rates decline.
Varying investment levels projected in premise construction across the region.
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