Porr Net Debt
The Net Debt of Porr (POS.VI) as of Jun 28, 2026 is -51.02 T EUR.In the previous year, Net Debt was -116.88 T EUR — a change of -56.35% (higher).
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Net Debt
-51.02 TEUR
YoY
-56.35%
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Net Debt of Porr is 2026 -51.02 T EUR. Net Debt of Porr was 2025 -116.88 T EUR. It decreases by -56.35% higher compared to the previous year.
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Porr Stock analysis
What does Porr do? The Porr AG is one of the leading construction companies in Europe and was founded in Vienna in 1869. The company's history is characterized by numerous challenges, but also by continuous growth and innovation.
The business model of Porr AG is based on the construction of infrastructure projects of all kinds, from bridges and tunnels to power plants and stadiums, as well as residential and office buildings. The company places great importance on sustainability, quality, and innovation.
Porr AG is active in various sectors, including civil and structural engineering, hydraulic engineering, bridge construction, road construction, airport construction, power plant construction, and real estate development. Each sector has its own challenges, but also its opportunities and possibilities.
In the field of civil engineering, Porr AG specializes in the planning, construction, and renovation of office and residential buildings. The company relies on modern and sustainable construction technologies to create energy-efficient and environmentally friendly buildings.
In structural engineering, Porr AG specializes in the construction of tunnels, subway stations, and infrastructure projects. Here, the company is often faced with difficult geological conditions and must implement special designs and safety measures.
In hydraulic engineering, Porr AG realizes river and port facilities, hydroelectric power plants, and wastewater disposal projects. The sustainable use of water resources is a priority here.
In bridge construction, Porr AG has implemented numerous iconic projects, including the trough bridge at Zurich Airport or the expansion of the Vienna Danube Bridge.
In road construction, Porr AG realizes highways and federal roads, as well as transportation infrastructure projects in urban areas. The company is dependent on maintaining traffic during the construction phase and taking into account the needs of the local residents.
In airport construction, Porr AG has participated in the expansion and construction of airports worldwide, including Vienna Airport and Frankfurt Airport.
In power plant construction, Porr AG realizes hydroelectric power plants, biomass power plants, and solar installations. The focus here is on the use of renewable energy sources.
The real estate business of Porr AG includes the development and marketing of residential and office buildings, as well as shopping centers and hotels. The company takes a holistic approach to buildings that meet social, ecological, and economic requirements.
In summary, Porr AG is a traditional construction company that continuously faces the challenges of the market and relies on innovative and sustainable construction technologies. With its expertise in various sectors of the construction industry, Porr AG is an important partner for public and private clients of all kinds. Porr is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Net Debt of Porr amounted to -116.88 T EUR -51.02 T
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