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Order backlog exceeds EUR 10 bn for first time

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PORR AG Trading Statement Q1/2026 Order backlog exceeds EUR 10 bn for first time

Vienna, 27.05.2026 / Press Release

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  • Earnings on track: EBIT up to EUR 14.3m
  • Increase of 14.7% in order intake
  • Guidance for 2026 confirmed

PORR remains on its growth path. In addition to expanding the order books, it has achieved further increase in earnings. Civil engineering is still the most important driver, not least due to EU financing for transport infrastructure and energy supply. At the same time, demand for healthcare facilities and industrial plants is unabated.

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