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Epiroc AB
Epiroc AB makes equipment and services for mining and construction work. Its machines drill rock, move materials, and help crews work underground and on surface sites. The company also sells spare parts, tools, software, and service contracts that keep this equipment running safely and reliably. Its main customers are mining companies, contractors, and large construction firms. Epiroc earns money when customers buy new machines, but a big part of the business also comes from aftermarket sales such as replacement parts, maintenance, repairs, and digital tools. That gives the company a steady link to the installed fleet of equipment already working in the field. What makes Epiroc different is that it sits close to the core of heavy industry: if a mine or construction site needs to drill, cut, or haul rock, Epiroc often supplies the gear. The business depends less on one-time equipment sales than many industrial makers because its machines need ongoing support over long lives, which creates recurring service demand.
Epiroc AB makes equipment and services for mining and construction work. Its machines drill rock, move materials, and help crews work underground and on surface sites. The company also sells spare parts, tools, software, and service contracts that keep this equipment running safely and reliably.
Its main customers are mining companies, contractors, and large construction firms. Epiroc earns money when customers buy new machines, but a big part of the business also comes from aftermarket sales such as replacement parts, maintenance, repairs, and digital tools. That gives the company a steady link to the installed fleet of equipment already working in the field.
What makes Epiroc different is that it sits close to the core of heavy industry: if a mine or construction site needs to drill, cut, or haul rock, Epiroc often supplies the gear. The business depends less on one-time equipment sales than many industrial makers because its machines need ongoing support over long lives, which creates recurring service demand.
Record Order: Epiroc secured its largest-ever contract, worth SEK 2.2 billion over 5 years, to deliver more than 50 fully autonomous and electric machines to Fortescue in Australia.
Strong Mining Demand: Mining sector demand stayed robust, driving a 29% organic increase in equipment orders and supporting strong overall order intake.
Revenue & Profit Growth: Q1 revenue rose 10% to SEK 15.5 billion, with adjusted EBIT up 7% to SEK 3.1 billion, though the adjusted EBIT margin dipped to 19.9%.
Mixed Infrastructure & Construction: Infrastructure demand was stable for large projects, but construction-related attachments remained weak, with only seasonal improvements.
Margin Impact: Lower service share in revenue and mix effects weighed on margins, with service now at 43% of group revenue, down from 46% last year.
Cost Efficiency Actions: Continued focus on efficiency, including workforce reductions (1,000 fewer employees year-on-year) and site consolidations, is starting to benefit results.
Tariffs & Supply Chain: Management is actively mitigating tariff impacts by rerouting logistics, leveraging global manufacturing, and adjusting suppliers.
Positive Sustainability Progress: CO2 emissions from operations dropped 11%, and diversity targets improved, with 20% women in the workforce.