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Veidekke (OB:VEI) Valuation Check After New NOK 261m Sustainable Public-Sector Contract

Simply Wall St·12/25/2025 18:12:24
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Veidekke (OB:VEI) just picked up a NOK 261 million turnkey contract in Porsgrunn, adding a BREEAM-NOR certified nursing home wing and emergency clinic. This represents a clear boost to its public-sector order book.

See our latest analysis for Veidekke.

That focus on sustainable public projects helps explain why sentiment has been firm lately. A roughly 24 percent year to date share price return, together with a powerful multi year total shareholder return above 100 percent, suggests momentum is still building rather than fading.

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With Veidekke trading strongly after years of double digit total returns, yet still screening as deeply discounted on some intrinsic metrics, is this construction champion quietly undervalued, or is the market already baking in years of growth?

Price to Earnings of 17.5x: Is it justified?

On a price to earnings ratio of 17.5 times against a last close of NOK 174.60, Veidekke looks fully priced rather than overlooked, especially when stacked against fair value and peers.

The price to earnings ratio compares the company’s share price with its per share earnings, a common yardstick for mature, profitable construction and infrastructure businesses like Veidekke. At 17.5 times earnings, investors are paying a premium to access its steady profit base and long track record of growth, which signals confidence that current profitability can at least be maintained.

However, that premium stands out when you consider both the market and the modelled fair value. Veidekke trades on a higher multiple than the European construction industry average of 15.2 times and even edges above the peer average of 17.3 times. At the same time, our DCF work suggests the share price is materially below an intrinsic value of NOK 465.01. If the market converges toward the estimated fair price to earnings ratio of 13.4 times, there is scope for the valuation lens to shift, with the multiple adjusting as expectations around future earnings and returns on equity evolve.

Explore the SWS fair ratio for Veidekke

Result: Price-to-Earnings of 17.5x (OVERVALUED)

However, execution missteps on large public projects or a sharper slowdown in Nordic construction could quickly reverse today’s upbeat, rerating narrative.

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Another View on Value

Our DCF model points in the opposite direction to the earnings multiple. While the 17.5 times price to earnings ratio hints at an expensive stock, the SWS DCF model suggests Veidekke is trading roughly 62 percent below an intrinsic value of about NOK 465.

Look into how the SWS DCF model arrives at its fair value.

VEI Discounted Cash Flow as at Dec 2025
VEI Discounted Cash Flow as at Dec 2025

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