02.03.2025, 1123 Zeichen

Porr: Construction group Porr increased the order backlog in 2024 by 1.1% to Euro 8,643m. The company managed to increase its production output by 2.6% to Euro 6,747m. In the 2024 financial year, EBIT rose by 12.9% to EUR 158.4m, not least due to the increase in output and efficiency, as the company stated. This also meant a clear improvement in the EBIT margin, which climbed to 2.6%. The major projects recently acquired include a large data centre in Germany worth almost EUR 200m, the renovation of the Lueg Bridge in Austria, a 34 km high-pressure natural gas pipeline and a factory for wind power components in Poland, as well as the expansion of the motorway bypass around Prague in the Czech Republic. The total order intake thereby amounted to EUR 6,846m. In 2025, CEO Karl-Heinz Strauss continues to see civil engineering as a key growth driver: Significant increases are expected in Poland and Romania in particular. In Austria, residential construction is slowly picking up again as well.
Porr: weekly performance: 0.43%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (24/02/2025)

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