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The latest corporate and financial news from Sweco Group. For press enquiries, please contact our head of press and public affairs.
2024
Chief Financial Officer Olof Stålnacke leaves Sweco
Olof Stålnacke assumed the position as CFO of Sweco in November of 2019. As a member of Sweco’s management team he has been a key player in the development and growth of the company. “I want to thank Olof for his many and valuable contributions to Sweco. In addition to being instrumental in Sweco’s… Read more
Interim report January – September 2024 Sweco AB (publ)
July–September 2024 Net sales increased to SEK 6,779 million (6,417) EBITA increased to SEK 588 million (465), margin 8.7 per cent (7.2) EBITA increased 5 per cent year-on-year after adjustment for the positive calendar effect in the quarter EBIT increased to SEK 569 million (428), margin 8.4 per cent (6.7) Profit after tax increased to… Read more
Sweco’s climate targets approved by Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)
As Europe’s leading architecture and engineering consultancy, Sweco is committed to actively supporting the transition to a low-carbon society. The setting of science-based targets for the company’s own emissions reductions is one important step on Sweco’s decarbonisation pathway. In the near-term, Sweco has committed to reduce absolute Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions… Read more
Invitation to presentation of Sweco Group’s Q3 report
A webcast and telephone conference will be held following the release of the results, starting at 09:00 CET. Åsa Bergman, President and CEO, and Olof Stålnacke, CFO, will comment on the report. Webcast registration: Click here Conference call registration: Click here Slides used in the presentation and the report will be available at the Group’s… Read more
Sweco to design one of Europe’s largest battery energy storage systems in Belgium
(Image of the new battery park “Green Turtle”, which Sweco will desig for the energy storage company GIGA Storage Belgium. Free use when crediting/copyright: GIGA Storage Belgium.) The planned Green Turtle battery park will have a capacity of 700 megawatts and a storage capacity of 2,800 megawatt hours.* “The agreement concluded with our contractors, including… Read more
Sweco to design new kind of mycoprotein plant in Finland
(Press photo showing mycoprotein, for free use, please credit photographer: Enifer/Iiro Muttilainen) Mycoprotein is a high-quality, fungus-based protein source and is used in the food industry as a sustainable substitute for meat. Mycoprotein is derived from the mycelium (“root network”) of fungi that is grown in fermentation tanks. Enifer’s new plant aims to produce 3… Read more
Sweco acquires engineering and wastewater consultancy in Germany
Frilling + Rolfs provides wastewater treatment advice and solutions to municipalities, wastewater associations and companies. With over 60 years of experience in the fields of water and wastewater, civil engineering and environmental technology, the company’s 30 experts will expand Sweco’s existing team of 60 wastewater experts. The acquisition will expand Sweco’s geographical footprint in the… Read more
Sweco acquires Valstar Simonis in the Netherlands and strengthens its position in sustainable buildings
“Market demand for sustainable and future-proofed solutions in the built environment is increasing in pace with Europe’s need to accelerate the green transition of urban areas. With 75% of the existing buildings in Europe having a poor energy performance, buildings need to become more energy efficient and decarbonised to reach the EU’s climate targets,” says… Read more
Interim report January – June 2024 Sweco AB (publ)
April–June 2024 Net sales increased to SEK 8,077 million (7,249) EBITA increased to SEK 794 million (564), margin 9.8 per cent (7.8) EBITA increased 12 per cent year-on-year after adjustment for the significant positive calendar effect in the quarter EBIT increased to SEK 783 million (532), margin 9.7 per cent (7.3) Profit after tax increased to… Read more
Sweco wins SEK 400 million contract from the Swedish Transport Administration for project planning of a new railway along parts of the East Coast Line between Uppsala and Stockholm
The regions around Uppsala and Stockholm are growing rapidly and the two-track railway that connects the cities today has reached maximum capacity both for passenger traffic and for freight. To increase the capacity and punctuality of rail traffic, the Swedish Transport Administration has been commissioned by the government to complete a comprehensive expansion of the… Read more
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