Borregaard ASA

Borregaard ASA Q3 2026 Earnings Recap

BRG.OL Q3 2026 Published October 30, 2026

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Borregaard’s shares rose 9.9% after record third-quarter EBITDA of NOK 557 million and a record 29.4% margin, supported by higher deliveries, operational execution and cost savings. The outlook is more mixed: fourth-quarter seasonality and higher energy-related costs are expected to weigh, with weaker Fine Chemicals deliveries and product mix.

Earnings Per Share Beat
$2.82 vs $2.06 est.
+36.9% surprise
Revenue Miss
1813101000 vs 1960467000 est.
-7.5% surprise

Market Reaction

Post-Earnings +9.92%
Oct 30 to Nov 6 +1.56%

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Key Takeaways

  • Revenue increased 5% year over year; EBITDA rose NOK 117 million to NOK 557 million, and EPS increased to NOK 2.96 from NOK 1.96.
  • BioMaterials was the standout: EBITDA reached a record NOK 210 million, up NOK 98 million, while sales volume rose 24%; the comparison partly reflects a production disruption in the prior-year quarter.
  • BioSolutions EBITDA increased NOK 7 million to NOK 284 million despite 4% lower sales volume and a 3% revenue decline; crop protection remained a weaker end market.
  • Fine Chemicals EBITDA was NOK 63 million, up NOK 12 million, with higher deliveries of fine chemical intermediates and bioethanol.
  • For Q4, management expects higher seasonal energy consumption, a maintenance stop and rising spot energy and sulfur costs. Bioethanol deliveries are expected to be notably lower, and Fine Chemicals product mix significantly weaker than in Q3.
This summary was generated by AI from the official earnings call transcript and is provided for informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. For the complete transcript and financial data, visit BRG.OL on AllInvestView.

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