After a period of focus on performance improvement, Sweco is now expanding its capabilities in the German market by making its first acquisition in several years. The acquired engineering company Frilling + Rolfs GmbH is specialised in water management and wastewater treatment. The acquisition will expand Sweco’s presence in the water business and thus enable Sweco to capture more business opportunities in a growing segment.Frilling + Rolfs provides wastewater treatment advice and solutions to municipalities, wastewater associations and companies. With over 60 years of experience in the
Sweco announces the acquisition of Valstar Simonis BV, an engineering and consultancy company specialised in circularity and technical installations for sustainability, comfort and safety in buildings. The acquisition strengthens Sweco’s team with the addition of some 60 experts who are joining the company’s Dutch organisation of 2,200 architects, engineers and consultants.“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%
Sweco’s (NASDAQ: SWEC-B) second quarter report shows solid growth and improved efficiency. Net sales increased 11 per cent and EBITA 12 per cent, adjusted for calendar. The EBITA margin improved to 9.8 per cent. The positive development is driven by solid demand, higher fees and higher billing ratio. The market remained in line with previous quarter, with good demand related to Europe’s green transition and in segments such as defence and security, health care and pharma.April–June 2024
· Net sales increased to SEK 8,077 million (7,249) · EBITA increased to SEK 794 million (564),
