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  • About Peab
    • Peab in short
    • 2021 in summary
    • Comments from the CEO
    • External circumstances and the market
    • Business model
    • Targets and strategy
    • Overview Peab’s business areas
    • Our take on sustainable business
    • – Social
    • – Environment
    • – Economic
    • Reporting according to the EU Taxonomy
    • Summary sustainability data
    • Auditor’s report on the statutory sustainability statement
    • Transition in progress: Brf Fyrskeppet in Malmö
    • Transition in progress: Sundsvall logistikpark
    • Transition in progress: E6 at Trondheim
    • Transition in progress: ECO-Asfalt in Lahti
  • Board of Directors’ report
    • The Group
    • Business area Construction
    • Business area Civil Engineering
    • Business area Industry
    • Business area Project Development
    • Risks and risk management
    • Sustainability
    • Other information and appropriation of profit
  • Financial reports and notes
    • Income statement – the Group
    • Statement of comprehensive income – the Group
    • Balance sheet – the Group
    • Report on changes in Group equity
    • Cash flow statement – the Group
    • Income statement – the parent company
    • Balance sheet – the parent company
    • Report on changes in the parent company’s equity
    • Cash flow statement – the parent company
    • Notes
    • Note 1 Accounting principles
    • Note 2 Important estimates and assessments
    • Note 3 Revenue
    • Note 4 Operating segments
    • Note 5 Business combinations
    • Note 6 Other operating income
    • Note 7 Other operating costs
    • Note 8 Government grants
    • Note 9 Employees, personnel costs and remuneration to senior officers
    • Note 10 Fees and cost remunerations to accountants
    • Note 11 Operating costs divided by type
    • Note 12 Net financial income/expenses
    • Note 13 Appropriations
    • Note 14 Taxes
    • Note 15 Intangible assets
    • Note 16 Tangible assets
    • Note 17 Investment property
    • Note 18 Participation in joint ventures
    • Note 19 Joint operations
    • Note 20 Interest-bearing receivables
    • Note 21 Securities holdings
    • Note 22 Other receivables
    • Note 23 Project and development properties
    • Note 24 Inventories
    • Note 25 Accounts receivable
    • Note 26 Construction contracts
    • Note 27 Prepaid expenses and accrued income
    • Note 28 Equity
    • Note 29 Interest-bearing liabilities
    • Note 30 Pensions
    • Note 31 Provisions
    • Note 32 Other liabilities
    • Note 33 Accrued expenses and deferred income
    • Note 34 Valuation of financial assets and liabilities at fair value
    • Note 35 Financial risks and Finance policy
    • Note 36 Leasing
    • Note 37 Investment obligations
    • Note 38 Pledged assets, contingent liabilities and contingent assets
    • Note 39 Appropriation of profit
    • Note 40 Related parties
    • Note 41 Group companies
    • Note 42 Untaxed reserves
    • Note 43 Cash flow statement
    • Note 44 Information on parent company
    • Note 45 Important events after the balance sheet date
    • Board and CEO Assurance
    • Auditor’s report
  • Corporate governance
    • Corporate governance report
    • Board of Directors
    • Executive management and auditor
  • The Peab share
  • Five-year overview
  • Alternative performance measures and definitions
  • About the Sustainability Report
  • Global Compact principles
  • Active memberships
  • GRI Index
  • Annual General Meeting
  • Shareholder information

Start

About Peab

Peab in short

2021 in summary

Comments from the CEO

External circumstances and the market

Business model

Targets and strategy

Overview Peab’s business areas

Our take on sustainable business

– Social

– Environment

– Economic

Reporting according to the EU Taxonomy

Summary sustainability data

Auditor’s report on the statutory sustainability statement

Transition in progress: Brf Fyrskeppet in Malmö

Transition in progress: Sundsvall logistikpark

Transition in progress: E6 at Trondheim

Transition in progress: ECO-Asfalt in Lahti

Board of Directors' report

The Group

Business area Construction

Business area Civil Engineering

Business area Industry

Business area Project Development

Risks and risk management

Sustainability

Other information and appropriation of profit

Financial reports and notes

Income statement – the Group

Statement of comprehensive income – the Group

Balance sheet – the Group

Report on changes in Group equity

Cash flow statement – the Group

Income statement – the parent company

Balance sheet – the parent company

Report on changes in the parent company's equity

Cash flow statement – the parent company

Notes

Note 1 Accounting principles

Note 2 Important estimates and assessments

Note 3 Revenue

Note 4 Operating segments

Note 5 Business combinations

Note 6 Other operating income

Note 7 Other operating costs

Note 8 Government grants

Note 9 Employees, personnel costs and remuneration to senior officers

Note 10 Fees and cost remunerations to accountants

Note 11 Operating costs divided by type

Note 12 Net financial income/expenses

Note 13 Appropriations

Note 14 Taxes

Note 15 Intangible assets

Note 16 Tangible assets

Note 17 Investment property

Note 18 Participation in joint ventures

Note 19 Joint operations

Note 20 Interest-bearing receivables

Note 21 Securities holdings

Note 22 Other receivables

Note 23 Project and development properties

Note 24 Inventories

Note 25 Accounts receivable

Note 26 Construction contracts

Note 27 Prepaid expenses and accrued income

Note 28 Equity

Note 29 Interest-bearing liabilities

Note 30 Pensions

Note 31 Provisions

Note 32 Other liabilities

Note 33 Accrued expenses and deferred income

Note 34 Valuation of financial assets and liabilities at fair value

Note 35 Financial risks and Finance policy

Note 36 Leasing

Note 37 Investment obligations

Note 38 Pledged assets, contingent liabilities and contingent assets

Note 39 Appropriation of profit

Note 40 Related parties

Note 41 Group companies

Note 42 Untaxed reserves

Note 43 Cash flow statement

Note 44 Information on parent company

Note 45 Important events after the balance sheet date

Board and CEO Assurance

Auditor's report

Corporate governance

Corporate governance report

Board of Directors

Executive management and auditor

The Peab share

Five-year overview

Alternative performance measures and definitions

About the Sustainability Report

Global Compact principles

Active memberships

GRI Index

Annual General Meeting

Shareholder information

PEAB Annual report 2021
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  • PDF version
  • Appendix with sustainability data and GRI index
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Peab AB is a public company, Company ID 556061-4330. Domicile Båstad, Sweden.

All values are expressed in Swedish krona. Krona is abbreviated to SEK, thousands of kronor to TSEK and millions of kronor to MSEK. Numbers presented in parentheses refer to 2020 unless otherwise specified.

Data regarding markets and the competition are Peab’s own assessments, unless another source is specified. These assessments are based on the best and latest available facts from, among others, previously published material.

Cover picture: Employees from the project Tolvåker School in Löddeköping. Photo: Annika Persson.

Photographers: Annika Persson, Fredrik Rege, Helen Shippey, Johan Gunseus, Klas Andersson, Markus Esselmark, Mattias Bardå, Mattias Käll (illustrations), Per Eriksson, Peter Kroon, Peter Steen, Sebastian Lamotte, Ulf Celander, Nye Veier, Carbonwhite, Ramboll.

Safe work environment: Peab takes work environment matters very seriously and works systematically to create safe workplaces. The kind of safety equipment used varies depending on national regulations and the type of operations. A risk analysis is always performed for each workplace before any exception is made. The people pictured in this publication are wearing personal safety equipment required by regulations valid for the operations and country they are in.

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Peab’s four collaborating business areas

Peab’s business model consists of four collaborating and specialized business areas structured on the conditions in each of their markets, allocated  geographically and by product segment. For developments and results in 2021 please see the Board of Directors’ Report.

Business area Construction

Sustainable construction close to customers

With local roots close to customers business area Construction does contract work for both external and internal customers. Construction projects include everything from new production of housing, public and commercial premises to renovations, extensions and rebuilding as well as construction maintenance. The business area’s operations are run through some 150 local offices all over the Nordic region, organized in thirteen regions in Sweden, three in Norway and two in Finland. There are specialized entities in housing production in Stockholm, Gothenburg and the Öresund region.

Trends and driving forces

  • Continued high demand for homes and public premises in the Nordic region, some reservation concerning offices and retail space.
  • Population growth and an aging population are factors that over time drive demand for construction.
  • From the drawing board to production the process is becoming increasingly digitalized.
  • More construction projects are permeated by focus on the environment and climate as well as certifying buildings.
  • Uncertainty regarding the price of material and energy can affect construction costs.

Peab’s position

One of the largest actors in construction in Sweden in terms of net sales and number of employees. Peab has considerable operations in Norway and Finland.

Read more about business area Construction

Net sales

SEK 27.0 billion

Operating margin

2.6 %

Employees

5,796

Business area Civil Engineering

Ties people and communities together

Business area Civil Engineering builds and maintains infrastructure such as roads, railroads, bridges, ports as well as pedestrian and bicycle paths. Focused on the local market, operations do landscaping and pipelining, foundation work and diverse construction. The business area also operates and maintains national and municipal highways and street networks as well as tends parks and outdoor property. It is organized in geographic regions and specialized product areas.

Trends and driving forces

  • The Nordic civil engineering market is characterized by continued major investments in public infrastructure and large industrial projects.
  • Access to the right expertise continues to be the most significant factor limiting further expansion.
  • Much greater focus on the environment and sustainability, particularly by customers in the public sector.

Peab’s position

Leading civil engineering actor in Sweden with operations in Norway.

Read more about business area Civil Engineering

Net sales

SEK 14.2 billion

Operating margin

3.3 %

Employees

3,634

Business area Industry

Complete supplier focused on climate change

Business area Industry delivers products and services needed for construction and civil engineering projects. Its offer includes industrial construction, strategically placed quarries, asphalt and concrete, recycling of production waste as well as rental of construction equipment and cranes. Industry is organized in six product areas complemented by a number of strong, local brands such as Swerock, Peab Asfalt, Lambertsson and Byggelement.

Trends and driving forces

  • Market development follows flows in economies and public investments.
  • High activity in the construction and civil engineering market generates a big demand for concrete, paving, mineral aggregates and rentals.
  • Growing portion of climate-adapted products and circular material.

Peab’s position

One of the leading actors in all segments in Sweden. Growing position in Norway and Finland with some operations in Denmark.

Read more about business area Industry

Net sales

SEK 18.8 billion

Operating margin

5.0 %

Employees

5,110

Business area Project Development

Develops sustainable urban environments, residential and commercial properties

Business area Project Development is responsible for the acquisition, development, management and divestment of housing, commercial property, public property and entire city boroughs. Project development takes place in wholly owned projects or with other partners in joint ventures. Housing Development develops homes for private homebuyers and investors while Property Development acquires, develops, manages and divests commercial property.

Trends and driving forces

  • Due to the continued significant underlying need for housing market conditions in the Nordic region are considered good.
  • The need for public buildings is rising.
  • The demand for modern, flexible and environmentally-adapted offices in good locations will continue to be strong.

Peab’s position

One of the largest housing developers in Sweden with significant operations in both Norway and Finland. Peab is a growing actor in commercial property development in Sweden, Norway and Finland.

Read more about business area Project Development

Net sales

SEK 9.5 billion

Operating margin

13.0 %

Employees

242