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Evry presented Monday morning figures for the second quarter. The total business figure for the quarter is NOK 3.3 billion, up about NOK 200 million from the second quarter of last year's business figure . Operating income before amortization (EBITDA) closed at NOK 429 million, compared with NOK 384 million last year.
The computer company recorded a backlog of $ 18.8 billion at the end of June, up $ 1 billion from the end of March.
– Evry has made major contracts throughout its perimeter. This has strengthened both our backlog and our position as a digital software provider at the crossroads of many customer segments, "says Björn Ivroth, CEO of Evry.
The market responded positively to the numbers and sent the Evry stock to a peak of NOK 31.60 on Monday morning. The title fell slightly and was traded at 30.20 crowns on Monday afternoon.
Evry has a market value of NOK 11.2 billion.
The Chief retires
At the same time as the results were presented, Evry's boss, Björn Ivroth, announced that he was planning to retire. He informed the board of directors of the decision and the computer company will now begin the process of finding a new boss.
– At the age of 60, I wanted to inform the company of my retirement plans. This will give the company enough time in the coming months to choose my successor. Until then, I'm focusing on implementing our strategy and on continuing the transformation of Evry, says Ivroth.
Last year, he had a fixed salary of 4.3 million NOK and a remuneration of 3.7 million NOK.
By the end of last year, Ivroth owned more than four million Evry shares that were awarded to him as part of the listing in June of last year, at the price of NOK 31 per share. These were worth NOK 123 million on Monday afternoon, about the same as the value to which they were allocated. (Terms)
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