NCC (NCC) Investor update summary
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Investor update summary
19 Feb, 2026Impairment charges and property market outlook
Announced impairment charges of approximately SEK 1.4 billion for Q4 2025, mainly related to property value reevaluation in Property Development and tax assets in Norway.
SEK 900 million of the charges relate to updated property values in Sweden and Finland; the rest is mainly from a review of tax assets in Norway.
Weak commercial property market and ongoing uncertainty prompted the review; no signs of recovery despite lower interest rates.
Impairment charges are classified as items affecting comparability, impacting Q4 operating profit but not cash flow or dividend capacity.
The charges do not affect ongoing contracting projects, the Industry business area, or dividend capacity.
Financial performance and business area updates
Excluding the impairment, underlying Q4 earnings were strong, with net income of SEK 15,929 million and EBIT of SEK 692 million.
All contracting business areas reported stable and improving results.
Industry business area achieved record earnings and strong order intake, with high levels of early-phase collaboration contracts.
Orders received remain strong, supporting a positive outlook for value creation in coming years.
Strategic and operational outlook
Impairment review considered multiple factors, including market discussions and fair value assessments.
Q4 earnings improvements are preliminary, with one-offs and project adjustments at normal levels.
Strategic review of the industry division is ongoing, with an announcement expected in the near term.
Management emphasizes that underlying results, cash flow, and outlook remain positive despite the charges.
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