WEBSTEP ASA NK 1 Aktie

Webstep reported an 11% drop in revenue in the second quarter to NOK 190.4m, caused by a reduced workforce, intensified competition in the public sector and the completion or loss of several customer projects. EBIT fell to NOK 13.9m and the EBIT margin declined to 7.3% from 8.9% a year earlier. Operating cash flow was negatively affected by seasonal payment patterns and changed tax payment timings. Booked hourly rates rose faster than the consumer price index; the company expects a moderately weak market environment with continued price pressure in the short term and is focusing on customer retention and cost control to improve performance. » More on de.investing.com

Webstep ASA reports Q2 2025 revenue decline to NOK 215.0 million but maintained EBIT at NOK 19.0 million and raised the EBIT margin to 8.9%. The company cites a solid financial position with cash and an unused credit facility, has won several strategic framework agreements (including Statnett, BaneNOR, the Norwegian Tax Administration, and the Norwegian Offshore Directorate), and targets a mid-term EBIT margin of 10%. Management points to operational efficiency, growth in the Data & AI segment, and a cautious market outlook amid macroeconomic uncertainty. » More on de.investing.com