Epiroc AB published its interim financial results for the second quarter of 2026, reporting a 13% increase in orders received [1].
The results indicate a period of scaling for the Stockholm-based company, reflecting stronger demand for its equipment and services across its global markets.
Orders received for the quarter climbed to MSEK 17,305 [1]. This represents a significant rise from the previous period, when orders stood at MSEK 15,276 [1]. The growth in order volume suggests a robust pipeline of upcoming work for the firm.
Revenues also saw an upward trend during this period. The company reported a 10% increase in revenues, which reached approximately MSEK 16,000 [1]. This growth aligns with the broader increase in order intake seen throughout the quarter.
Large orders showed a particularly sharp increase. These specific contracts amounted to MSEK 720 [1]. In the previous comparable period, large orders were valued at MSEK 230 [1]. The surge in high-value contracts suggests that Epiroc is securing more complex or larger-scale infrastructure projects.
These financial figures were released in July to provide investors with a clear view of the company's performance and current order intake [2]. The company continues to operate from its headquarters in Sweden while managing its international portfolio [3].
“Orders received increased 13% to MSEK 17,305”
The substantial jump in large orders, from MSEK 230 to MSEK 720, indicates a shift toward higher-value contracts. When combined with a 10% revenue increase, these figures suggest that Epiroc is not only attracting more business but is successfully converting its order pipeline into realized income.
