ByggPartner Gruppen (OM:BYGGP) has reported another solid quarter. Q2 2026 revenue came in at SEK1.7 billion, with Basic EPS of SEK1.06 and trailing twelve month EPS of SEK3.58. These results frame a year in which earnings grew 148% and net profit margin increased from 1.2% to 2.7%. The company’s revenue rose from SEK1.26 billion in Q2 2025 to SEK1.7 billion in Q2 2026, while quarterly Basic EPS moved from SEK0.71 in Q2 2025 to SEK1.06 in Q2 2026. Trailing twelve month net income reached SEK162.4 million, highlighting improving profitability and firmer margins that investors can weigh against the share price at SEK42.
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TTM earnings rise to SEK162.4 million
- Over the last twelve months, ByggPartner Gruppen generated SEK162.4 million in net income on SEK5.8b of revenue, with Basic EPS at SEK3.58 across that period.
- What stands out for a bullish view is how this TTM profile lines up with the story of a stronger earnings engine, with
- net profit margin at 2.7% for the trailing twelve months compared with 1.2% a year earlier, showing more profit kept from each krona of sales, and
- earnings up 148% over the same horizon and a five year earnings growth rate of 18.5% per year, which together suggest that recent profitability is not just a one quarter event but part of a multi year trend in the data provided.
Quarterly EPS trend builds through 2025-2026
- Across the last six reported quarters, Basic EPS moved from SEK0.43 in Q1 2025 to SEK1.06 in Q2 2026, with intermediate points of SEK0.71, SEK0.66, SEK0.98 and SEK0.88, while revenue over the same stretch ranged between SEK1.14b and SEK1.70b.
- For a bullish narrative that sees ByggPartner Gruppen as a more resilient contractor, these quarterly figures sit alongside the TTM margin picture and create a few important tensions to weigh, with
- EPS not following a straight line each quarter, even as TTM Basic EPS increased from SEK1.30 in Q1 2025 to SEK3.58 in Q2 2026, which reminds investors that individual projects and seasonality can affect short term results, and
- net income per quarter ranging from SEK19.7 million to SEK48.1 million across 2025 and early 2026, so anyone leaning on the bullish case needs to focus on the smoother TTM series rather than reading too much into any single three month period.
DCF fair value and P/E point to pricing gap
- At a share price of SEK42, ByggPartner Gruppen trades on a P/E of 13x compared with peer and European Construction averages of 27.3x and 15.3x, and sits far below the stated DCF fair value of SEK1,206.42.
- Investors who see this as a bullish valuation gap get some backing from the numbers but should still test the story carefully, since
- the 13x P/E is not only under the peer and sector averages but is being applied to earnings that have grown very strongly over the last year in the dataset, and
- the very large gap between SEK42 and the DCF fair value figure relies entirely on the supplied cash flow model, so readers may want to compare this to other valuation methods or similar construction stocks before drawing firm conclusions.
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