Nkt A/S

NKT reported a stable operating EBITDA of €104m in Q2 on revenues of €657m (-9% year-on-year) and raised its 2026 EBITDA guidance to €400–430m. Revenue guidance was narrowed to €2.65–2.75bn; the operating EBITDA margin rose to 15.7% and the Transmission margin reached a record 20.2%. The order backlog in Transmission stands at €13bn, while working capital outflows of €225m and negative free cash flow of -€249m are creating short-term pressure. Management sees continued strong demand for high-voltage cables and expects large orders in 2027; expansions in Denmark and Portugal should support Distribution growth. » More on de.investing.com

NKT reports Q1 2026 revenue of 864 million EUR and operating EBITDA of 97 million EUR, an increase of 19.8% year on year; the EBITDA margin rose to 16.0%. The transmission networks segment saw, as expected, declining revenues, while Grid Solutions and Accessories and Distribution delivered higher margins and improved results. The company confirms its full‑year guidance with expected revenue of 2.63–2.78 billion EUR and operating EBITDA of 360–410 million EUR, plans capacity expansions and has increased its workforce by 650 employees. The share price rose 5.89% after the results. » More on de.investing.com

NKT reported Q1 revenue of €610m, missing the consensus estimate, while operating EBITDA of €97m significantly exceeded expectations. Organic revenue fell 4% due to finishing projects and less subcontracting work, while the EBITDA margin came in much stronger at 15.9%. The high-voltage order backlog rose to €13.5bn, but free cash flow missed expectations. NKT confirmed its full-year guidance for revenue (€2.63–2.78bn) and operating EBITDA (€360–410m) and says the capacity expansion program is on schedule. » More on de.investing.com

NKT reports a record operating EBITDA of €390m for 2025 on revenue of €2.72bn, driven by a strong year despite a projected decline in the fourth quarter. High capital expenditures (€743m) resulted in negative free cash flow of €244m, while the high-voltage order backlog remained stable at €10.2bn. For 2026 management calls it a conservative transition year with revenue guidance of €2.63–2.78bn and EBITDA guidance of €360–410m, alongside implementation of the “Charging Forward” strategy targeting EBITDA of more than €900m by 2030. » More on de.investing.com

NKT reports a Q4 2025 net result of EUR 97m versus EUR 56m a year earlier, on revenue of EUR 643m (organic -6%) due to the winding down of the Champlain Hudson Power Express project. For full-year 2025 the company recorded record revenue of EUR 2.722bn and strong cash generation despite high investments. NKT reorganized its business structure in January 2026 and expects further growth supported by capacity expansions and a robust order book; EPS forecasts are USD 4.76 (2025) and USD 4.46 (2026). After the results the share rose 1.35% to EUR 790.5. » More on de.investing.com