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About Rockwool A/S

Rockwool A/S is a Danish company that operates in the insulation industry, specializing in the manufacture and supply of stone wool products. The company produces a range of insulation solutions used in building construction, industrial applications, and technical installations. Founded in 1937 and headquartered in Hedehusene, Denmark, Rockwool has a significant global presence with facilities and operations in several countries across Europe, North America, and Asia. Its strategic positioning is strengthened by its focus on sustainable and energy-efficient insulation materials that help reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. Rockwool's products are known for their durability, fire resistance, and capability to improve acoustic performance in buildings.
Ticker
DKr ROCK B
Primary listing
CSE
Employees
11,939
Headquarters
Hedehusene, Denmark

Rockwool A/S Metrics

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kr 42B
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-kr 7.51
1.48
kr 4.15
2.08%

Bulls say / Bears say

Q2 revenue hit a record €1 billion, up 10%, on higher volumes and flat-roof market-share gains. Rockwool raised its 2026 revenue-growth forecast to 5–7% from 3–6%. (ROCKWOOL)
Higher energy prices are prompting more focus on building efficiency, which can support demand for insulation beyond the construction cycle. Rockwool says this trend is already increasing demand for its products. (ROCKWOOL)
Rockwool agreed to buy a Hungarian factory with 40,000 tonnes of annual capacity, aiming to serve growing Hungarian and Romanian markets. The move builds on strong activity in Eastern Europe and should strengthen its regional supply. (ROCKWOOL)
Higher energy, raw-material and transport costs are squeezing profitability: the H1 EBIT margin fell 1.5 percentage points to 13.1%. Management says price increases are intended to offset inflation, while maintenance costs and product mix also limit margin upside. (ROCKWOOL)
Demand remains uneven across regions, with sales declining in the UK and Canada in Q1 and management flagging softer conditions in France and Germany for Q3. Persistent weakness in these markets could offset growth elsewhere. (ROCKWOOL, Stock Analysis)
Rockwool raised planned 2026 investment to about €750 million, while North American sourcing limits are already constraining growth. Its new Wallula plant is not expected to begin commercial production until 2028, leaving a period when investment is high but local supply remains tight. (ROCKWOOL, ROCKWOOL)
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