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The AKER SOLTNS ASA UNSP/ADR (AKRYY) news page on Stock Titan aggregates company communications and media coverage related to Aker Solutions ASA. According to its recent second-quarter and half-year 2025 update, the company reports on financial performance, project milestones and developments across its energy-focused portfolio.
News items for AKRYY can include quarterly and half-year results, where Aker Solutions highlights revenue, EBITDA, order intake, order backlog and net cash position, often distinguishing figures excluding special items. These updates also describe how the Life Cycle and Renewables and Field Development segments are performing, including comments on margin development and the impact of legacy projects.
Company communications also report on project-specific milestones. Recent examples include the delivery and installation of the Valhall PWP substructure for Aker BP, the official opening and first capture of CO2 at Heidelberg’s cement plant at Brevik, and an award for the steel substructure for the BalWin 2 offshore wind project in Germany. Such news illustrates the company’s involvement in offshore oil and gas infrastructure, offshore wind and carbon capture-related projects.
In addition, Aker Solutions uses news releases to describe contract extensions, such as the extension of a brownfield services contract with Brunei Shell Petroleum, and to outline expectations for full-year revenue and underlying EBITDA margin based on secured backlog and market activity. Investors and observers can use this news feed to follow how order intake, backlog, technology use and energy transition projects evolve over time.
Aker Solutions has secured a NOK 7 billion contract from Chevron Australia for a subsea gas compression system at the Jansz-Io field off the coast of Western Australia. This major contract involves engineering, procurement, and construction of an all-electric subsea system, expected to start immediately and be completed by 2025. The contract highlights Aker’s advanced subsea technology, which promises lower carbon emissions and greater efficiency compared to traditional methods. This contract follows Aker’s earlier work on the front-end engineering and design awarded in 2019.
Aker Solutions and AF Gruppen have signed a Letter of Intent to merge their offshore decommissioning operations into a 50/50 joint venture. This merger aims to enhance efficiency and recycling potential in offshore asset decommissioning, aligning with sustainability goals and UN development objectives. The combined entity targets to recycle as much material as possible from decommissioned oil platforms, significantly reducing CO2 emissions. The transaction is expected to finalize in the second half of 2021, pending regulatory approval, and will leverage extensive engineering capabilities with an order backlog of approximately NOK 2.5 billion.
Aker Solutions has reported a positive start to 2021, achieving a revenue of NOK 6.5 billion and an EBITDA of NOK 427 million in Q1. The firm has seen a 19% increase in order intake year-over-year, totaling NOK 9.4 billion, with a strong backlog of NOK 41 billion. Notably, 35% of new contracts are focused on energy transition projects. The company maintains a solid net cash position of NOK 794 million and anticipates continued growth in both traditional oil and gas and renewable energy sectors.
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Aker Solutions has secured a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract with Empire Offshore Wind LLC for the Empire Wind project in New York. The contract involves designing and delivering concrete foundations for wind turbine generators (WTGs). Aker Solutions will leverage its expertise in concrete substructures, which are critical for offshore projects. The work, expected to finish by August 2021, will also support local U.S. partners. This contract underscores Aker's commitment to renewable energy as it expands its activities in low-carbon sectors.
Aker Solutions has received a letter of intent from Equinor for the topside work on Troll B and C platforms in Norway aimed at reducing CO2 emissions. This project includes installing electrical power reception from shore, replacing gas turbine generation. The contract is classified as very large, estimated between NOK 2.0 billion and NOK 3.0 billion. Work will start immediately and is set for completion by the end of 2025, involving approximately 1,000 man-years for Aker employees alone, potentially impacting up to 4,000 people overall. The contract is pending final investment decision and regulatory approval.
Aker Solutions successfully completed its merger with Kvaerner in Q4 2020, achieving NOK 6.8 billion in quarterly revenue and NOK 121 million EBITDA. The order backlog grew by 15% to NOK 38 billion, driven by a strong focus on energy transition. The company reported full-year revenues of NOK 28.5 billion and an EBITDA of NOK 1.2 billion. Despite operational challenges due to COVID-19, Aker Solutions aims to enhance shareholder value through structural changes and a focus on low-carbon projects.