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Source document· July 23, 2026

AS-i Harju Elekter Group majandustulemused, 1-6/2026

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“Ärikasum enne kulumit (EBITDA) 2 266 4 658 -51,4% 3 905 8 523 -54,2%”
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  • 2026 is considered a transition year during which the company prepares for the next high-activity periods, with a stronger order book for H2 than H1

    60% confidence
  • Q2 and H1 2026 results fell significantly short of both revenue and profit targets due to lower-than-expected sales volume and part of revenue shifting to future periods

    60% confidence
  • In Sweden, long-execution-time projects make up a significant share of the order book, with realization extending into 2028

    60% confidence
  • Ongoing preparations and a growing order book create the conditions for servicing larger project volumes and for revenue and profitability growth in future years

    60% confidence
  • The Estonian local distribution grid operator has reduced its investment volumes, weighing on the local market

    60% confidence

Data points we hold from this source

Harju Elekter Group · net income0.272 USD
Harju Elekter Group · labor costs21.4 USD
Harju Elekter Group · margin12.2 percent
Harju Elekter Group · long term financial investments27.223 USD
Harju Elekter Group · labor cost ratio27.7 percent
Harju Elekter Group · capital expenditure3.9 USD
Harju Elekter Group · admin expenses5.627 USD
Harju Elekter Group · admin expense ratio7.3 percent
Harju Elekter Group · employee wage costs16.7 USD
Harju Elekter Group · ebit margin2.6 percent
Harju Elekter Group · debt35.467 USD
Harju Elekter Group · inventory20.456 USD
Harju Elekter Group · equity95.155 USD
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