Sentia delivered revenues of NOK 2 929 million in the second quarter. Profits before tax ended at NOK 202 million for the quarter. The Group recorded new orders amounting to NOK 6 018 million, bringing the order backlog to a record NOK 21 341 million.

• Sentia achieved revenue growth of 8,4 % in the quarter and signed several new contracts. We believe these figures reflect the strong demand for our services and the Group’s ability to secure key contracts. It is especially encouraging that several of the development projects contracted during the quarter are so-called collaborative projects. This is our preferred delivery model, where we work closely with customers already in the early development phase, says Jan Jahren, CEO of Sentia.  
  
• Sentia has strong capacity and is well-positioned to manage the growing backlog. The organization has recently been strengthened with new employees, both in our subsidiary HENT and in Sentia Sweden, Jahren adds. 

Health, safety and a good working environment are fundamental in Sentia. The Group’s H1 value for the past 12 months stands at 1,8%, down from 2,4% for the full year 2024. Sentia continues to work systematically to avoid work-related absences. Sick leave for Q2 was 4,8%.  
Sentia maintains a solid financial position. Cash flow from operations was NOK 206 million in the quarter, compared with NOK 177 million in the same period last year. This resulted in a net financial position of NOK 3 037 million at the end of the quarter, up from NOK 2 586 million at the same time last year. 
Selected highlights from the quarter:

• The quarter marked a historic milestone for Sentia. On June 13, the Group was successfully listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange through a well-executed IPO. 
• Revenues amounted to NOK 2 929 million in Q2, up from NOK 2 701 million in the same quarter last year – an increase of 8,4 % compared to 2024. The Group reports high project activity in its Norwegian subsidiary HENT, combined with continued growth in Swedish subsidiaries SSEA and Vestia. 
• Profits before tax ended at NOK 202 million, compared with NOK 169 million in Q2 2024. 
• The Group strengthened its financial position to NOK 3 037 million at the end of the quarter, up from NOK 2 586 million in the same period last year. 
• Order intake for Q2 reached NOK 6 billion – a sharp increase from NOK 2,7 billion in the same period last year. The associated order backlog closed the quarter at a record high NOK 21,3 billion, compared to NOK 17, 3 billion last year. 
• The Group’s largest contract in Q2 was the new Bodø Airport for Avinor. The project has an estimated contract value of NOK 1.9 billion and will cover 27,000 square meters. Construction of the terminal building is scheduled to begin in August 2025, with completion planned for 2028. The official opening is expected in 2029 or 2030.  

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Illustration of the new Bodø Airport. Design and illustration: HENT, LPO, Archus and Norconsult.

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Sentia ASA Quarterly Presentation Q2 2025
Sentia ASA Quarterly Report Q2 2025

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