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Lamor Q2 Revenue Hits €20 Million Amid Cautious Customer Spending
Summary
The Finland-based environmental solutions firm reported €20.02 million in second-quarter revenue, citing geopolitical uncertainty and delayed customer decisions for the softer performance.
Lamor Corp. reported second-quarter revenue of €20.02 million, attributing the performance to challenging market conditions driven by geopolitical uncertainty. The Finland-based environmental solutions company noted that these factors have led to more cautious decision-making from customers, making project timing more difficult to predict.
Key Q2 Financials
The company's financial results for the period reflect the market headwinds. Key figures from the second-quarter report include:
- Adjusted EBIT: €764,000
- EBITDA: €1.16 million, representing a margin of 5.80%
- Order Intake: €19.02 million, which the company stated was below prior-year levels
During the quarter, Lamor also completed the commissioning of its Kilpilahti facility and announced new financing arrangements after the period ended.
AdStrategic Initiatives and Outlook
In response to the softer market, Lamor said it is advancing a cost savings program aimed at achieving €8 million in annual savings by the end of 2026. The company has also transitioned to a new global operating model designed to improve agility and resource allocation.
For the full year 2026, Lamor maintained its revenue guidance of between €80 million and €92 million. The company projects its adjusted operating profit will meet or exceed 2025 levels, with both revenue and profitability expected to be weighted toward the second half of the year.
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