AKER SOLUTIONS

Aker Solutions reported Q1 2026 EPS of 1.31 NOK, beating the estimate of 1.08 NOK by 21.3%. Revenue fell to 13.4 billion NOK (-7% y/y), missing the forecast of 13.84 billion NOK. Adjusted EBITA was 1.2 billion NOK with a margin of 8.6%, and net liquidity stands at 8.7 billion NOK. Management emphasizes strategic growth in emerging markets and technology sectors, while a safety incident at the Stord yard highlights operational risks. The stock reacted neutrally pre-market, unchanged at 42.42 NOK. » More on de.investing.com

Aker Solutions reported a 7% revenue decline in Q1 2026 to NOK 13.4 billion, but achieved adjusted earnings per share of NOK 1.31 and an EBITDA of NOK 1.2 billion (8.6% margin). Order intake rose sharply to NOK 28.8 billion, lifting the order backlog to a record-like NOK 80.2 billion and improving revenue visibility. Management will pay a total of NOK 8.60 per share (NOK 3.60 ordinary, NOK 5.00 extraordinary) and confirms the full-year guidance of around NOK 50 billion in revenue. Remaining risks include operational safety issues after a fatal accident, geopolitical uncertainties, and the challenge of working through the large backlog without eroding margins. » More on de.investing.com

Aker Solutions posted a record revenue of NOK 63.2bn in 2025 and continued growth momentum in Q4 with NOK 16.7bn in revenue, an EBITDA of NOK 1.3bn and a strong order intake of NOK 19.6bn. The share price rose 7.18% to NOK 37.33 after the figures were released. For 2026 the company expects only NOK 45–50bn in revenue and is adjusting capacity, but maintains the proposed dividend of NOK 3.60 per share. Aker Solutions continues to highlight growth potential in renewables and CCS while warning of market volatility, supply-chain risks and increased competition. » More on de.investing.com