Sweco (SWEC) Q4 2011 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q4 2011 earnings summary
10 Nov, 2026Executive summary
2011 revenue rose 14% to SEK 5,987.6m; organic growth was 9%, and Q4 growth accelerated to 21%, including 14% organic growth.
Operating profit increased 23% to SEK 531.3m and operating margin reached 8.9%; profit after tax was SEK 374.8m and EPS SEK 4.11.
The year ended with a net interest-bearing receivable of SEK 140.9m and operating cash flow of SEK 513.0m; a SEK 3.00/share dividend was proposed.
Financial highlights
Revenue SEK 5,987.6m vs SEK 5,272.4m; operating profit SEK 531.3m vs SEK 432.7m; profit before tax SEK 526.8m vs SEK 423.7m.
Profit after tax rose to SEK 374.8m from SEK 299.9m; EPS was SEK 4.11 vs SEK 3.31, both before dilution.
Operating cash flow increased to SEK 513.0m from SEK 341.8m; acquisition payments affected cash by SEK 221.3m.
Acquisition-related costs were SEK 11.5m vs SEK 9.8m; employee bonuses, including social and pension costs, reduced results by SEK 126.6m vs SEK 102.5m.
Outlook and guidance
The market was generally favorable, but uncertainty remained; expectations were for positive development in H1 2012, with the later part of the year harder to assess amid eurozone and economic risks.
Outlook emphasized profitable growth, supported by strong finances, broad services and leading positions in several growth areas.
The operating-margin target was at least 12%; 2011 margin was 8.9%. Net debt was targeted at no more than 40% of equity over time.
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