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North Media Q3 Revenue Climbs 7% as Last Mile EBIT Jumps to DKK 18 Million

North Media posts strong Q3 earnings growth driven by a 9% revenue surge in its Last Mile division, prompting the company to narrow its 2026 financial guidance despite a 3% decline in year-to-date revenue.

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Q3 2026 revenue grew 7%, and Last Mile EBITDA more than doubled to DKK 28m from DKK 11m, with EBIT rising to DKK 18m from DKK 1m. Management simultaneously narrowed the 2026 guidance on the back of strong year-to-date earnings, which typically signals a firmer outlook and supports the share price. Against this, YTD revenue is still down 3% and Digital Services revenue was flat, which tempers but does not offset the positive earnings momentum.

Catalysts
  • ▲ Q3 Last Mile EBIT of DKK 18m versus DKK 1m a year earlier
  • ▲ Narrowing of 2026 financial guidance
Risk Factors
  • ▼ Nine-month revenue declined 3% to DKK 915m
  • ▼ Dayli revenue fell 11% and Digital Services revenue was flat
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What were the key drivers of North Media's Q3 2026 earnings growth?

Growth came from the distribution businesses, Last Mile, helped by an additional distribution week in Denmark, higher printed matter volumes, and the Swedish parliamentary elections, with Q3 revenue up 9% to DKK 268m and EBITDA rising to DKK 28m from DKK 11m.

What is North Media's guidance for 2026?

The company is narrowing its financial guidance for 2026 based on year-to-date performance, but the announcement does not include the specific guidance figures.

🎯 Key Takeaways

  • Last Mile division EBIT surged to DKK 18 million from DKK 1 million in Q3 2025.
  • Selected mail volumes in Denmark recorded a significant 131% growth rate.
  • Digital Services revenue remained flat at DKK 39 million, with Dayli recording an 11% decline.
  • Management narrowed 2026 financial guidance based on positive year-to-date earnings performance.

📝 Executive Summary

North Media reported a 7% revenue increase for Q3 2026, fueled by strong performance in its Last Mile division. The segment saw EBITDA more than double to DKK 28 million, supported by an extra distribution week in Denmark and Swedish parliamentary election deliveries. While Digital Services remained flat, the company has narrowed its 2026 financial guidance following solid year-to-date earnings growth.

❓ FAQ

What were the primary drivers of North Media's Q3 2026 earnings growth?

Growth was primarily driven by the Last Mile division, which benefited from an additional distribution week in Denmark, increased printed matter volumes, and deliveries related to the Swedish parliamentary elections.

How has North Media adjusted its outlook for the 2026 fiscal year?

Based on strong year-to-date performance, the company has narrowed its financial guidance for 2026, though specific numerical targets were not disclosed in the announcement.