Skanska (SKA) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
5 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Construction delivered a 5.0% operating margin and record SEK 328.3bn backlog; Project Development earnings were weighed down by impairments.
Segment revenue rose 12% excluding currency effects and segment operating income increased 52% to SEK 2.072bn; profit was SEK 1.730bn and EPS SEK 4.14.
Operating cash flow was SEK 2.8bn; adjusted interest-bearing net receivables were SEK 11.6bn at quarter-end.
Financial highlights
Segment revenue was SEK 49.377bn versus SEK 43.674bn, up 12% excluding currency effects.
Segment operating income rose 52% to SEK 2.072bn; profit for the period was SEK 1.730bn and segment EPS SEK 4.14.
IFRS revenue was SEK 46.409bn, operating income SEK 1.482bn, profit SEK 1.284bn and EPS SEK 3.06.
Operating cash flow was SEK 2.8bn; cash flow before changes in interest-bearing receivables and liabilities was SEK 2.6bn.
Outlook and guidance
Construction markets in selected home markets are expected to offer good opportunities over the next 12 months; civil demand is solid, while building demand is more cautious.
Central European housing is expected to remain solid; Nordic new-build recovery may take time amid macro uncertainty and interest-rate expectations.
Central European leasing demand and limited supply support rents; Nordic and US occupier activity is mostly stable, while US core-property investor activity remains low.
Investment Property rents are expected to remain mostly stable in a competitive market.
Targets: Construction margin 4.5% vs. ≥4%; ROE 11.4% vs. ≥18%; Project Development ROCE 1.6% vs. ≥10%; climate reduction 65% vs. 70% by 2030.
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