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Wirtek is expected to release its Q2 2026 interim report on 12 August 2026. On the same day at 14:30 CEST, CEO Michael Aaen and CFO Mads Greiffenberg will present the results in a virtual live event with a Q&A session.
In Q1 2026, the first full quarter of effect from the new strategy launched in November 2025, Wirtek delivered stable revenue and a marked recovery in profitability. Revenue was DKK 15.5m, broadly in line with Q1 2025 (down 0.3%), while EBITDA swung to DKK 0.6m from DKK -1.1m a year earlier, a DKK 1.7m improvement. The EBITDA margin reached 3.9% versus -7.2%, supported by a stronger gross margin of 61.8% (up from 54.0%) and lower staff cost intensity following the structural changes implemented in 2025. With Q1 typically the seasonally softest quarter, management described the result as consistent with the trajectory required to deliver on the full-year guidance.
Wirtek maintained its 2026 guidance of DKK 65-70m in revenue (growth of 1-9%) and DKK 3-6m in EBITDA (growth of 76-253% versus DKK 1.7m in 2025). Management has signalled a deliberately cautious first half, with continued investment in AI and Solutions, implying a more back-end weighted year.
Since the Q1 report, Wirtek has announced a non-binding Letter of Intent to acquire a profitable Danish SaaS company with recurring, subscription-based revenue serving regulated industries, and has secured OT/SCADA cybersecurity contracts across three photovoltaic parks in Ireland under its fixed-price OTShield model.
Besides the financial results, focus at the event is expected to be on how revenue and profitability developed in Q2 and across H1 relative to guidance, and whether the return-to-growth trajectory is materialising. Focus is also expected on the status of the announced SaaS acquisition and its contribution to the Solutions portfolio, on the Energy segment, which represented 44% of revenue in 2025 and now accounts for close to half of group revenue, and on the scalability of the OTShield offering as NIS2 takes full effect. Here, investors are likely to look at how Wirtek is positioned against the structural tailwinds in energy, including the buildout of AI infrastructure and its rising energy demand. Finally, focus may be directed toward strategy execution more broadly, including AI-assisted delivery in Services and the commercialisation of Solutions through Wirtek IoT Suite.
Wirtek is a Danish-based IT services and solutions company specializing in digital transformation through software development, testing, and implementation across industries with a growing focus on Energy. Following the Seluxit acquisition, Wirtek transitioned to a hybrid services and solutions model with IoT hardware. Denmark and USA are Wirtek's largest markets, with an acquisition-driven expansion to Portugal, while development and test centers in Romania support its software operations. Wirtek has been listed on Nasdaq First North Copenhagen since 2006.
Disclaimer: HC Andersen Capital receives payment from Wirtek for a Digital IR subscription agreement. /Michael Friis, 10:31 CEST, 7 July 2026.