NYAB provides services within engineering, construction and maintenance with a focus on sustainable infrastructure and renewable energy. The offering includes roads, railways, bridges, airports, wind and solar power and power grids. NYAB also provides various types of facilities for industrial customers. NYAB operates in Sweden and Finland in both the private and public sectors.
We think the deal confirms NYAB's strong competitive position in the Swedish infrastructure market and also reduces the risk profile for our near-to-medium-term estimates.
NYAB’s Q3 report showed revenues in line with our estimates, but EBIT came in below expectations. We spoke with CEO Johan Larsson about the quarter’s results, the current demand environment, and whether NYAB is on track to reach its EBIT margin target.
The company announced on Wednesday that it had signed two agreements within the Energy market segment in Finland with a combined total value of approximately 50-55 MEUR.
NYAB delivered stronger-than-expected Q2 revenues, with EBIT in line with estimates. Market conditions in Sweden remained favorable, while the demand picture in Finland continues to be relatively soft
NYAB has released its Q2 report, showing continued growth in revenue. In this interview, CEO Johan Larsson shares his insights on the current market conditions...
NYAB delivered stronger-than-expected Q2 revenues, with EBIT in line with estimates. Organic revenue growth was primarily driven by high production rates across both the Energy and Infrastructure sectors
NYAB will release its Q2 report on Wednesday. The company has started 2025 on a strong note with robust revenue growth, and we expect this momentum to continue in Q2.
NYAB, a specialized contractor of complex and challenging construction projects, has diligently navigated recent years’ challenges in the broader construction market.
NYAB delivered stronger-than-expected revenue in Q1, while profitability was broadly in line with our estimates. Market conditions in Sweden remained favorable, and the demand picture in Finland is showing gradual improvement, with a brightening outlook for the remainder of 2025.
NYAB has released its first-quarter report, highlighting growth in both revenue and earnings. In this interview, CEO Johan Larsson discusses the current market landscape, cross-country developments and what investors should keep their eye on in coming quarters.
NYAB will release its Q1 report on Wednesday. We expect strong revenue growth (Q1’25e: +55% y/y), mainly driven by M&A effects and favorable market conditions in Sweden. We also expect the operating margin to improve, supported by a favorable project mix, reduced seasonality, and sustained cost efficiency. Beyond the figures, management’s commentary on the market outlook, Dovre integration, and strategic direction will be key focus areas.
NYAB’s Q4 report was stronger than expected across the board. The market situation in Sweden remained favorable for NYAB’s operations and the mild winter conditions in the Nordics had a positive effect on the overall business momentum.
NYAB released its Q4 report, highlighting increased profitability and higher revenue. In this interview, CEO Johan Larsson discusses the full-year 2024 results, the current demand situation, and the recent deal with Dovre.
NYAB is set to release its Q4 report on Wednesday. We expect the company’s annual revenue growth to accelerate sequentially to 15% (Q3’24: 6%), as the previous quarter’s lower-than-expected growth was primarily driven by timing factors.
On Friday, the company announced that Uppsala municipality had made a new decision to select NYAB, together with its partner Azvi, as the general contractor for the construction of the Uppsala Tramway.
