Calviks publishes Norvika presentation material
Reuters2026/08/28 05:32- Calviks published a Norvika presentation outlining the build-out of its Norwegian platform since June 2026.
- Platform businesses shown with 2025 revenue of NOK 417 million, EBIT of NOK 38 million.
- LOIs signed for four additional targets; completion targeted for autumn 2026, subject to definitive agreements and customary conditions.
- Full completion implies pro forma revenue of about NOK 1 billion, pro forma EBIT of about NOK 94 million.
- Presentation: https://attachment.news.eu.nasdaq.com/aa841b864c88eb67e3a321af1047d4c36
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