Peab (PEAB) Q4 2024 earnings summary
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Q4 2024 earnings summary
5 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Strong finish to 2024 with robust demand in infrastructure and paving, improved profits, and a record order backlog; all business areas contributed, with Civil Engineering and Industry showing particularly strong performance.
Net sales for 2024 were SEK 58,697m, operating profit rose to SEK 2,763m, and the operating margin improved to 4.7% year-over-year.
Orders received increased by 25% to SEK 56,510m, and the order backlog reached SEK 44,906m, driven by major infrastructure projects.
Board proposes a dividend of SEK 2.75 (1.50) per share, split into two payments, reflecting improved financial performance.
Financial highlights
Net sales for 2024: SEK 58,697m (58,821m in 2023); Q4: SEK 16,785m (15,639m).
Operating profit for 2024: SEK 2,763m (1,853m); Q4: SEK 1,255m (133m).
Earnings per share for 2024: SEK 7.25 (4.92); return on equity: 13.3% (9.5%).
Cash flow before financing improved to SEK 2,601m (2023: -1,317m); Q4 cash flow before financing: SEK 1,719m.
Net debt increased to SEK 9.1bn (8.7bn), impacted by acquisitions; equity/assets ratio improved to 37.1% (34.0%).
Outlook and guidance
Infrastructure and paving markets expected to remain strong; residential investments to increase from a low base as housing markets recover in 2025.
Civil engineering investments forecast to remain stable at a high level; Nordic market investment levels stable.
Diversified business model positions company to benefit from demand across segments and geographies.
Next report scheduled for Q1 2025 on May 6, 2025.
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