SCANSHIP HOLDING WKN: A111AY ISIN: NO0010708068 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

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Ich habe das Gefühl bald kommen News zu Outokumpu 😊

Einverstanden, sorry 😅

Hört bitte auf mit der Kurs wird gedrückt 😅das höre ich bei jeder Pommesbude seit Corona und die Buden sind mittlerweile fast alle weg…. Hier ist halt noch keine absolute Sicherheit …endgültige Refinanzierung aus?

Der Kurs wir doch gedrückt. Die Zahlen sind gut. Über die Liquidität weiß man bescheid. Ich finde es momentan sehr eigenartig

Neugeschäft unmittelbar nach Quartalsende (Juli 2026) Direkt im Anschluss an Q2 sicherte sich die Tochtergesellschaft Scanship zwei bedeutende Folgeaufträge: ​02. Juli 2026: Auftrag im Wert von 6,4 Millionen EUR für ein Abwasser- und Abfallverwertungssystem auf einem neuen Cruiseschiff (Lieferung ab 2027). ​08. Juli 2026: Festauftrag über 7,2 Millionen EUR durch die Ausübung von Optionen für zwei weitere Kreuzfahrtschiffe (Lieferungen ab 2028). ​Diese Aufträge bringen zusammen rund 13,6 Millionen EUR (ca. 160 Mio. NOK) und sichern den Auftragsbestand von über 1,7 Milliarden NOK weiter ab.

Dachte auch das es eigentlich stark ansteigt. Was los übersehe ich was?

Praktisch keine Reaktion im Kurs… markt weiter skeptisch. Immerhin bisher! Kein Abverkauf

Bestelleingang echt komisch im Q2

Umsatz gesunken, dafür EBITDA mega mega mega. Follum weiter im finalen Bereich. Liquidität autsch. Industrial deutlich verbessert, sogar leichter Gewinn (da darf der Umsatz für mich dann auch gerne mal sinken 😅), Aftersales super. Kurzum, VOW geht seinen Weg beständig weiter.

Liest sich ganz gut. Aber bei der Bude kann um 9 alles passieren

Vow Q2-26: High activity driving improved performance Oslo, 19 August 2026 – In the second quarter, Vow ASA (“Vow” or the “Group”) delivered improved operational and financial results, supported by high project activity, strong execution and continued momentum in the cruise industry. The Industrial Solutions segment made important progress in advancing the two landmark industrial projects while further developing its conventional heat treatment systems business. “I am pleased to see that our efforts to identify and implement improvement opportunities across the business have translated into improved operational performance and a return to profitability in the second quarter. The work is by no means completed as we continue to identify opportunities to strengthen our competitiveness as well as our financial performance," says CEO Gunnar Pedersen. Business continued to improve, order backlog remained solid Revenues for the quarter came in at NOK 253 million, representing an increase of NOK 25 million from the same period of 2025. Adjusted EBITDA was NOK 32 million, up from negative NOK 33 million in Q2 2025, representing an adjusted EBITDA margin of 12.8 per cent, compared with a negative margin of 14.5 per cent in the prior-year period. • Revenues in Maritime Solutions were NOK 131 million, up NOK 34 million from Q2 2025, supported by high project activity, strong execution and year-over-year effects, as revenues were impacted by catch-up effect of NOK 25 million in Q2 last year • Revenues in the Aftersales segment of NOK 63 million, up NOK 4 million from Q2 2025, supported by the growing installed base of vessels in operation and increased activity within mid-life upgrades of existing systems • Revenues in the Industrial Solutions segment were NOK 59 million, down NOK 13 million from Q2 2025, reflecting progress in the two major circular solutions projects, which are both in their final commissioning intensive phases, combined with stable revenue contribution from the heat treatment business The order backlog remained solid at NOK 1.6 billion at quarter-end, representing an increase from NOK 1.4 billion one year earlier. The order backlog provides good visibility and includes signed contracts extending to 2034. Following quarter-end, the Group secured additional orders valued at EUR 13.6 million for equipment deliveries to newbuild cruise vessels. Temporary liquidity constraint resolved Payments from one major customer, originally expected in June, were received after quarter-end. This timing shift resulted in a temporary increase in NIBD at quarter-end, impacting certain covenant ratios on 30 June. The temporary liquidity constraint was resolved in July, and Vow has obtained a formal waiver for the reporting period ending 30 June 2026. Positioned for further improvement With a strong position in the cruise market, and an increasing share of contracts with improved terms and ongoing operational improvement initiatives, the Maritime Solutions segment has a solid foundation for continued activity and margin improvement. The Aftersales segment benefits from a steady expansion of the installed base and growing demand for lifecycle services, preventive maintenance and system upgrades. In Industrial Solutions, priority remains on completing and commissioning the Follum and Rhode Island projects to demonstrate commercial scale while pursuing selected commercial opportunities, along with developing the conventional heat treatment systems, which has seen its sales pipeline expand over the past few months. Supported by a robust order backlog, strong operational execution, and continued cost discipline, Vow is well positioned to continue strengthening its operational and financial performance, while remaining a preferred partner to the cruise industry.

vielen Dank, es wird spannend

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https://www.arbionindustries.com/news/deliveries-to-outokumpu?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=post Hat VOW asa jetzt eigentlich schon den kompletten Betrag erhalten? Bin da total blank