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Spir Group ASA Q2 2025: Improved financial results and proposed dividend of NOK 2.44 per share

Written by Anita Fragaat | Aug 19, 2025 5:04:53 AM

Spir Group increased revenues by 11 percent in Q2 2025 compared to the same quarter in 2024 to NOK 268 million, while EBITDA improved by 27 percent to NOK 38 million. Cash EBITDA increased by 66 percent, reaching NOK 25 million. The growth was driven by 6 percent organic growth and the acquisition of iVerdi. All financial figures are excluding Sikri AS, the divested entity as announced on July 11.  

“The positive development from the previous quarter continues, as higher activity in the real estate market provide tailwind for our operations. Growing revenues and improving margins remain a key priority for us, and I am pleased that we are now starting to see accelerated financial improvements across the Group as a result of the strategic initiatives implemented over the past few years,” says Per Haakon Lomsdalen, CEO of Spir Group. 

Shortly after quarter end, Spir Group announced that the divestment of Sikri AS, focusing solely on real estate data and services. The transaction implies an enterprise value of NOK 1 billion, of which NOK 900 million was paid in cash at closing on July 24, and NOK 100 million will be settled in 2028. Furthermore, Spir is entitled to an earn-out payment of NOK 50 million, contingent upon Sikri’s performance in 2025.  

“The real estate industry is currently undergoing a significant digital transformation with the industry recognizing its potential to enhance customer offerings, strengthen competitive positions, and significantly increase operational efficiency. With comprehensive data offering and well-established products and solutions, the focused Spir Group serves as a crucial digitalization partner for the whole real estate sector," says Lomsdalen. 

The Board has proposed a dividend of NOK 2.44 per share following the divestment of Sikri, equaling approximately NOK 324 million. Spir Group has also decided to pay down debt to NOK 141 million, down from 616 million at the end of June, significantly improving the balance sheet. The Group's long-term dividend policy is to have a payout ratio of 40-60 % of Cash EBITDA, provided that the Group’s capital adequacy is at a satisfactory level. The company is expected to maintain a leverage ratio (NIBD/adj. EBITDA) below 2.0.