EQVA: Business update and Fixed income investor meetings

09 Jan 2026 07:05 CET

9 January 2026: Eqva ASA (OSE: EQVA) continues the sharpening of its market
focus as set out in its shareholder letter of 15 December 2025. The secured
order book (next twelve months) per end of Q4 2025 sits at approx. NOK 1bn. The
company is currently considering several acquisition targets for further growth,
and is progressing due diligence and negotiations for a mechanical industrial
services provider with targeted 2025 revenues and EBITDA margin of estimated 160
MNOK and 9%, respectively.

EQVA expects to continue to finance its acquisitions through a combination of
cash, equity and earn-outs.

To structure the financing of its business strategy the Company has mandated
Arctic Securities and Nordea as Joint Lead Managers to arrange a series of fixed
income investor meetings commencing 12 January 2026.

A NOK denominated senior secured bond issue may follow, subject to inter alia
market conditions.

Net proceeds from the potential bond issue will be used for refinancing of
existing debt, repayment of a seller’s credit, capex, funding of future
acquisitions and general corporate purposes.

For more information, please contact:
Daniel Hjertaker Molvik, Chief Financial Officer: +47 952 26 991

This is EQVA
EQVA is a full-service provider of industrial services, built on development and
long-term ownership of strong and complementary industrial companies.

EQVA’s customers include leading industrial players across smelting operations,
process industry, aquaculture, the maritime sector, and offshore. The Group’s
core competencies span engineering services and mechanical solutions, steel
structures, piping and tank systems, ventilation, power and automation, as well
as the development and operation of hydropower plants.

EQVA combines organic growth with targeted acquisitions to strengthen cash flow,
core operations, and its geographical footprint. Portfolio companies operate
with a high degree of autonomy, within clearly defined frameworks for
governance, reporting, and shared support functions. This model enables
efficient operations, economies of scale, and the realization of synergies –
while preserving close proximity to customers and end markets.

EQVA’s asset-light model and strong focus on cash generation support an
attractive capital structure and enable profitable growth over time. With more
than 660 specialized employees and a strong presence across several of Norway’s
key industrial regions, EQVA is well positioned for continued growth.

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