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Torpol SATorpol builder assumes approx. PLN 840 mln of consolidated EBITDA in 2025-2030
Listed builder Torpol expects the group's consolidated EBITDA in 2025-2030 to reach approximately PLN 840 million (EUR 200.84 mln), the company said in a press release with its strategy for the period. Capital expenditure in this period is expected to reach approximately PLN 300 million (EUR 71.73 mln), and the company wants to aim for a dividend of 50 percent of net profit.
Among Torpol's strategic goals for 2025-20230 is to achieve cumulative consolidated net revenue of approximately PLN 14.5 billion (EUR 3.5 bln), cumulative consolidated net profit of approximately PLN 500 million (EUR 119.55 mln) and to aim to pay a dividend of 50 percent of net profit to shareholders for the previous financial year, depending on market prospects and the company's financial situation.
"The priority of Torpol group's development strategy for 2025-2030 is stable financial growth while delivering shareholder value. We want to emphasise our commitment to building value for investors," said Torpol's CEO Konrad Tulinski, quoted in the press release.
"We will aim to pay a dividend of 50 percent of standalone profit, depending on the market outlook and the company's current financial situation," he added.
Torpol also plans to make acquisitions to strengthen the group's value chain and actively participate in the green transformation.
The strategy indicates that the group plans to steadily increase its market share through the development of cooperation with Poland's railway infrastructure operator PKP PLK, Poland's central transportation hub CPK and other railway infrastructure managers.
It also plans to develop new competencies and enter new business segments in the field of High Speed Rail and Digital Rail Services.
More than PLN 180 billion (EUR 43 bln) has been earmarked for the development of railways in Poland between 2025 and 2032.
Over the entire period under review, the company aims to achieve a market share of around 12 percent in the rail infrastructure market.
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