Shares fell 5.1% following the earnings release as investors reacted to cautious execution amid Middle East disruptions and a significant EUR 45 million provision, which weighed on EBIT and highlighted operational challenges.
- Revenue grew 21% year-on-year to EUR 1.6 billion, driven by solid commercial activity mainly in the Middle East.
- Underlying EBIT increased 36% to EUR 76 million, but after booking a EUR 45 million provision related to operational disruptions, reported EBIT dropped to EUR 31 million.
- Approximately two-thirds of the backlog remains in the Middle East, with four major projects (EUR 1.5 billion backlog) significantly impacted by safety concerns, logistics bottlenecks, and site disruptions.
- The company estimates the conflict impact at EUR 40-50 million, assuming no escalation and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz by end of Q2.
- Despite challenges, TR maintains a substantial commercial pipeline (~EUR 40 billion), expecting short-term awards between EUR 4 billion and EUR 8 billion on three major projects by mid-June.
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