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Norbit Q3 2026 EBIT jumps 53% to NOK 115.5 million

By Public Technologies
  • Norbit’s third-quarter EBIT rose 53% to NOK 115.5 million, while revenues increased 34% to NOK 676.7 million year over year.
  • The board declared an additional NOK 2 dividend per share, bringing the total for FY25 to NOK 7 per share.
  • Connectivity secured a Toll4Europe agreement worth approximately NOK 325 million, with most deliveries scheduled for 2027.
  • For 2026, revenues are expected at NOK 3–3.1 billion, with an EBIT margin of 21–22%.


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