Antonija Ljunlind
Senior Vice President, Investor Relations
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Skanska AB (publ) (STO: SKA_B) Q1 2026 earnings conference call, held 2026-05-07. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

Senior Vice President, Investor Relations
President and CEO
Group EVP and CFO
Good morning and a warm welcome to the presentation of Skanska's first quarter report for 2026. I'm Antonija Ljunlind, Senior Vice President for Skanska's Investor Relations. And here in the studio, I've got our President and CEO, Anders Danielsson. And Group EVP and CFO Pontus Winqvist. They will take you through the first quarter results in just a minute. And they will also provide you with a general business update and market outlook. And after the initial presentation, we will move over to questions. We're expecting questions from our invited guests, so both from the online audience. If you do have a question, please use the telephone conference number provided. And if we've got questions in the room, we will also accept them, of course. And I will ask you to start by stating your name and organization. But we will get back with more information on that. So now we're moving over to a comment on the first quarter performance. And Anders, on the first page here, we see a beautiful bridge. And this is an order that we booked in the first quarter, Vincent Thomas Bridge. Yes, indeed. You can see it on the picture here to the right. And it's a proof of the very solid market we see now, especially in the US when it comes to traditional infrastructure. And we are well positioned to take advantage of that market. And I'm sure you have noticed the press releases we have sent out the last week. One of them, a bridge replacement in Boston, which was booked for 9.3 billion Swedish. So solid market indeed. yes let's move into the first quarter and And we have had a solid start of the year. encouraging construction started the year on the good good performance and we had come back to that but the good margin in the first quarter residential development with the strong performan...