PORR

Porr shares fell 8.5% after the half-year figures were released, as revenue of €1.68bn was around 3.5% below the analyst consensus and slightly down. At the same time the company recorded a sharp drop in order intake, weighing on near-term revenue prospects. EBIT rose to €42m and beat expectations, but could not prevent the selling pressure caused by the weak order situation and the high valuation before the announcement. Investors remain cautious about revenue growth as long as order intake does not stabilise. » More on de.investing.com

The Porr share plunged by around 9% after majority shareholder IGO Industries sold 4.0% of the syndicated shares. As a result, the free float rises from 52.6% to 56.6% and the combined stake of the syndicate of IGO Industries and Strauss Group falls to 43.4%. Porr stresses that the syndicate structure and control remain unchanged and sees the higher free float as a benefit for liquidity and international visibility. » More on de.investing.com

The Porr share dropped 8.7% to €39.55 today after majority shareholder IGO Industries sold 4.0% of the syndicated shares, increasing the free float to 56.6%. This reduced the combined stake of the syndicate made up of IGO Industries and Strauss Gruppe to 43.4%. Technical overbought conditions near a 10‑year high, rising oil prices amid interest‑rate fears and regional market tensions intensified the selling pressure. In the short term there are no company‑specific catalysts until the next quarterly report at the end of August 2026, leaving the stock vulnerable to further sector and market declines. » More on de.investing.com

PORR reports an EBIT of €197m for 2025 (+24%) and a free cash flow of €233m, supported by working capital inflows and lower capital expenditures. Net cash position rose to €93m, about €30m above analysts’ estimates. Revenues and production output increased in the quarter while order intake declined; the EBIT margin improved to 5.3%. PORR confirms its 2026 outlook with moderate growth and targets a long-term EBIT margin of 3.5–4.0% by 2030. » More on de.investing.com

In 2025 Porr focused on large infrastructure projects, strict cost and risk management and higher‑margin services, positioning itself robustly in the European construction sector. Order intake in the first half exceeded €4 billion, the order backlog stood at €9.42 billion, providing long-term planning security. EBIT rose 15.5% to €48.7 million, and the period result increased 7% to €29.4 million. The share climbed from €18.10 to around €32, gaining almost 80%, and Porr was named the “most innovative stock in Austria” for a gypsum recycling plant. » More on kurier.at