Granlund’s year
“Data center investments provided a boost to the construction industry.”
The year 2025 was a challenging period in the real estate and construction sector, especially with regard to housing construction. There were few bright spots in the sector, though some did indeed exist. The public sector provided a fairly good amount of work, and renovation activity also continued at a moderate level. A real boost came from the rapid growth of data center investments, which Granlund is strongly involved in.
Steps forward were also taken in solving the productivity challenge in the real estate and construction sector. The use of data and AI present significant opportunities for improving the efficiency of production and logistics.
Key figures
Granlund’s strong growth continued
Granlund achieved a positive result in 2025 in a challenging market in the real estate and construction sector.
The Group’s net sales increased by nearly 19% year-on-year, amounting to EUR 180.7 million (EUR 152.1 million). EBITDA was EUR 24.2 million (EUR 20.4 million) and operating profit was EUR 15.9 million (EUR 14.4 million).
Net sales growth was driven by organic growth as well as acquisitions. Seven new companies joined the group during the year.
Data centers became Granlund’s largest business area, employing experts from multiple disciplines. The design business and consulting business remained stable, while construction management and software grew. The newer business areas of architectural design and structural design also expanded strongly.
180.7 M€
Net sales
15.9 M€
Operating profit
24.2 M€
EBITDA from net sales
1730
Number of employees
4.2 M€
Performance bonus
Granlund’s acquisitions in 2025
Acquisition with Stockholm-based Coordia Consult AB
Granlund expanded its construction management business in Sweden.
Read moreUmeå Projekt Team AB joined the Granlund Group
Granlund strengthened its MEP design services in northern Sweden through an acquisition..
Read moreNQE joins forces with Granlund
NQE, which provides structural engineering and industrial services became part of Granlund in Finland.
Acquisition with Helsinki-based Stacon Oy
Stacon, which specializes in challenging electrical design, joined forces with Granlund in Helsinki, Finland.
Raami Architects merged into Granlund
Granlund expanded its architectural design offering in Tampere region, Finland.
Kauto Nikulainen Architects became part of Granlund
Granlund’s architectural design grew to over 100 architects In Finland with the acquisition.
Acquisition with software house Derigo Oy
Granlund strengthened its digital offering in Finland with a new acquisition.
Read moreReal estate management business Granlund Isännöinti was sold
The real estate management business of Granlund Isännöinti was sold in Finland to Tapiolan Lämpö Oy.
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