Core Insights - The third-quarter results for 2025 align with full-year expectations, indicating stable performance [1] Order Intake and Portfolio - There was a strong intake of new orders from various sources, leading to an increase in the total order portfolio, primarily driven by large, multi-annual contracts [2] Financial Performance - Revenue decreased by 7% to DKK 2.4 billion, attributed to the current phasing of the order portfolio, particularly in MT Højgaard Danmark [7] - Operating profit (EBIT) fell by 13% to DKK 110 million, with Enemærke & Petersen improving its operating margin while MT Højgaard Danmark's margin declined [7] - Profit after tax from continuing operations was DKK 90 million, with net profit rising to DKK 71 million due to lower financial expenses [7] - Cash flows from operating activities improved to an inflow of DKK 36 million [7] Order Portfolio Details - The total order portfolio increased to DKK 22.5 billion, consisting of various categories of orders including final unconditional orders and future projects [7] Guidance for 2025 - The outlook for 2025 remains unchanged, supported by a high order coverage and a strong pipeline, with revenue forecasted between DKK 10.0-10.5 billion [3][7] - Operating profit (EBIT) is expected to be between DKK 400-450 million, with ongoing project earnings anticipated to remain stable [7] Strategic Focus - The company is focused on consolidating progress, stabilizing earnings, and expanding the order portfolio, particularly for 2026 and 2027 [4]

Core Insights - The company is preparing for the third quarter of 2025, emphasizing that trends and statements are based on current views and may change as actual data for September is not yet available [1] ITS Segment Overview - Order intake in units has shown little change in year-on-year momentum compared to the first and second quarters, indicating typical seasonal patterns where Q1 and Q3 are weaker, while Q2 and Q4 are stronger [2] - Q3 2025 is expected to reflect normal seasonal trends, with a sequential decrease in orders and units by mid-teens percentage, but a potentially higher year-over-year growth rate due to low levels in the prior year [2] - Growth has been particularly noted in the EMEA and APAC regions [2] Order Intake Value - The order intake in value terms has likely increased at a rate less than the proportional growth in units when compared year-over-year [3]