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Per Aarsleff Holding A/S/DKr PAAL B

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About Per Aarsleff Holding A/S

Per Aarsleff Holding A/S is a Danish company operating primarily in the construction and civil engineering industry. It specializes in infrastructure projects, including the construction of roads, tunnels, and rail systems, as well as designing and implementing renewable energy solutions. The company is headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark, and has a significant presence in Northern Europe. Per Aarsleff Holding is noted for its expertise in large-scale project management and its integrated approach to construction, combining various specialized skills to deliver comprehensive solutions. The company's strategic focus includes leveraging advanced technology and sustainable practices within its operations.
Ticker
DKr PAAL B
Primary listing
CSE
Employees
9,371
Headquarters
Viby J, Denmark

PAAL B Metrics

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kr 14B
14.22
kr 49.09
0.63
kr 12.00
1.72%

Bulls say / Bears say

Revenue rose 14.4% to DKK 18.9 billion in the first nine months of 2025/26, while EBIT increased to DKK 842 million; management maintained its full-year revenue and margin guidance. That points to continued growth despite a slightly lower year-on-year margin. (Inderes)
Order intake reached DKK 20.6 billion and the order backlog hit a record DKK 28.1 billion by June, giving the group a substantial base of work to execute. The DKK 3.7 billion Bornholm Energy Island contract adds a sizeable energy-infrastructure project to that pipeline. (Inderes, Per Aarsleff)
Pipe Technologies grew revenue by about 19% in the first nine months and delivered an 8.6% EBIT margin, making it a strong contributor alongside weaker parts of the group. The LiquiForce acquisition also gives Aarsleff a platform to expand trenchless pipe rehabilitation in Canada. (Stock Analysis)
Ground Engineering remains a clear weak spot: its nine-month EBIT margin was only 1.3%, with low utilisation at precast-pile factories and some projects delayed or cancelled. Management said recovery to its stronger historical margins could take two to three years. (Stock Analysis)
Higher oil prices are increasing costs, and the company says only part of the increase can be passed on to customers. It cut the upper end of its full-year EBIT-margin outlook from 5.5% to 5.3%. (Per Aarsleff)
Operating cash flow fell to DKK 1.16 billion from DKK 1.8 billion a year earlier, while net interest-bearing debt rose to DKK 1.46 billion and the equity ratio declined. Higher working-capital needs and acquisition spending leave less room for error if cash conversion remains weak. (Dansk Byudvikling)
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