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Sweco AB Delivers Robust Q3 Performance in a Dynamic Market

In a recent update, Sweco AB (NASDAQ: SWEC-B) reported an impressive financial performance for the third quarter of 2025. The company’s net sales surged 5%, reaching SEK 7.1 billion, while EBITA climbed 19% to SEK 702 million. This positive trend reflects a steadfast demand across various sectors, notably energy, infrastructure, water, and environment. Additionally, the security and defense segments have continued to show promising growth.

Financial Highlights

During the period from July to September 2025, Sweco recorded significant improvements in its EBITA margin, which increased to 9.8% compared to 8.7% in the same quarter last year. The financial metrics illustrate not just solid sales but also enhanced operational efficiency:

• - Net Sales: Increased to SEK 7,138 million from SEK 6,779 million
• - EBITA: Rose to SEK 702 million from SEK 588 million
• - Profit for the period: Climbed to SEK 424 million from SEK 376 million
• - Earnings per share: Up to SEK 1.18 from SEK 1.05

In the nine months from January to September 2025, Sweco achieved a total of SEK 23,038 million in net sales and SEK 2,352 million in EBITA, marking increases from SEK 22,576 million and SEK 2,175 million, respectively. The company's strategy to enhance efficiency and pursue acquisitions has paid off.

Market Dynamics

President and CEO Åsa Bergman commented on the results, stating, “Despite a mixed market, Sweco has effectively improved both our order intake and order backlog. We continue to experience strong demand in energy and infrastructure, while there are signs of weakness in some building sectors. However, our performance in public buildings remains strong.”

The company’s adaptive strategy appears to be fruitful, with organic growth contributing 4% and acquisitions accounting for an additional 3%. Improvements were evident across seven out of eight business areas.

Strategic Growth Through Acquisitions

Sweco has also focused on expanding its footprint through strategic acquisitions. The third quarter saw five acquisitions finalized, with an emphasis on enhancing capabilities in renewable energies and public sector projects. Recent additions include:

• - Fimpec Group: A Finnish consultancy that specializes in renewable energy and critical minerals, set to bolster Sweco's expertise in sustainable practices.
• - assar architects: A Belgian firm recognized for its large-scale architectural projects, adding 150 professionals and significantly enhancing Sweco's architecture services in Belgium and Luxembourg.
• - VHGM: A Dutch company specializing in geothermal energy consulting, contributing to Sweco's commitment to fostering innovative and sustainable solutions.

In light of recently won contracts, Sweco has effectively positioned itself in several high-profile projects aimed at future-proofing European infrastructure. Collaborations in Norway to support sustainable transportation and projects in Sweden to enhance power grids illustrate the company’s enduring commitment to addressing climate change and societal needs.

Future Outlook

Bergman emphasizes Sweco’s focus on capturing growth opportunities and improving operational margins as the company looks ahead. The third-quarter results not only exemplify financial growth but also highlight Sweco's resilient business model and strategic positioning within the engineering and design sectors. As the firm approaches the end of the fiscal year, Sweco is well-poised to navigate industry challenges while continuing to contribute positively to the European market landscape.

For further announcements, Sweco will engage stakeholders with a live webcast to discuss these results, providing insights from the executive leadership team. This revelation of robust performance reinforces Sweco's role as a leader in sustainable infrastructure development in Europe, underlining its commitment to creating a resilient future for communities across the continent.