ELTEL AB

At Maintel’s general meeting three special resolutions (Nos. 8, 9 and 10) were not passed; each received around 70.73% approval and thereby fell short of the majority required for special resolutions. Of eight motions put forward, five were passed as ordinary resolutions, including the election of Stephen Beynon, the re-election of Robert Beveridge, Daniel Davies and Gabriel Pirona, and an authorisation for the board to allot shares under Section 551 of the Companies Act 2006. The company has 18,731,037 issued ordinary shares and no shares held in treasury. The board will consult major shareholders and, depending on the outcome, publish further announcements. » Mais em de.investing.com

Eltel reported Q1 2026 net sales of €191.3m (+12.8% year‑on‑year) and adjusted EBITA that more than tripled to €3.1m. The adjusted EBITA margin rose to 1.6% for the quarter (2.7% on a 12‑month basis), and new services now account for 23% of net sales versus 6% a year earlier. Key contract wins (including €25m with Hyperco and a €60m framework agreement with Elisa) and an order backlog of around €1.2bn underpin the growth, while net debt of about €110m (leverage 3.2x) remains above the target corridor. The stock jumped 7.03% after the results, and management emphasizes the transformation toward higher‑margin businesses but sees challenges in regional margins and high indebtedness. » Mais em de.investing.com

Eltel reports Q4 2025 revenue of €239.0m (+5.7%) and adjusted EBITA of €8.3m (+46%), with the EBITA margin rising to 3.5%. For 2025 the company reports revenue of €817.8m (-1.3%) and adjusted EBITA of €20.7m (vs. €10.5m in 2024). Order backlog stands at €1.2bn; Sweden drives growth while Denmark/Germany and Norway show mixed developments. Eltel highlights progress in its transformation, higher shares of new services, and expects its mid-term target margin of 5% to be achievable within the next 12–18 months. » Mais em de.investing.com