ANINNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGYLEADERINWASTE MANAGEMENT ThisisSoiltech Soiltechisaninnovativetechnologycompanyspecializingin thetreatment,recyclingandsustainablehandlingof contaminatedwaterandsolidindustrialwastestreamsat site.OurtechnologiesenablecostsavingsandlowerCO2 emissionsthroughwastereduction,wasterecoveryand reuse.Soiltechoperatesworld-wide,withitsheadofficeat ForusinSandnes,Norway.
In2025,wedemonstratedprofitablegrowth throughstrongoperationalperformancedeliveredin closecollaborationwithourclients.With25active operationsacrossNorwayandinternational markets,wemaintainawell-diversifiedcontract portfoliosupportedbystrongcounterparties. Severalkeycontractawards,alongwithexpanded scopeinexistingoperations,contributedto increasedmarketshares.Notably,strongrevenue growthwasachievedwhilemaintainingkeymargins andreducingSG&Acostsrelativetorevenue,caused byscaleeffectsintheonshoresupportorganization.
Wewerepleasedtoseeayear-on-yearrevenue growthof46%,duetoanincreaseintheFluid treatmentsegmentof11%andtheSolidwaste managementbusinessof132%.Goingforward,we expectbothsegmentstogrowfurther,acrossGEO markets,inlinewithourstrategyofbeingafullserviceproviderofdrillingwastemanagement services.
Wereceivegreatfeedbackfromourclientswhenit comestoouroperationalperformance,thanksto ourcommittedpersonnelonlocationandthe onshoresupportteam.Thispositivefeedbackis importantforSoiltechasoperationalexcellenceis criticaltooursuccess.Wecontinuetoprioritizesafe operationsasafundamentalpartofourwork culture.
During2025,thenumberofemployeesincreased from126to146.In2026,weexpecttocontinue recruiting,onthebackofanexpectedgrowthin activity.Ourrecruitmentcampaignscontinueto attractstronginterest.Weremaincommittedto continuousimprovement,withtraining,competence enhancement,andtechnologyinnovationaskey drivers.
Theinternationaloperations’shareofourbusiness remainedquitestableat23%ofrevenuescompared to24%in2024.Goingforward,Iexpectour internationalactivitiestoincrease,aswesee tighteningenvironmentalregulationsworld-wide. Soiltechaimstobeamarketleaderwithin sustainableandeffectivetechnologies.Market visibilityinourcoremarketsinEuropeandMiddle Eastremainsgood,supportedbyclients’ambitionto maintainorincreaseactivitylevels.
Financially,wecontinuetorunasolidbusiness.Iam gratefulforthestrongsupportfromourbanksand owners,whichhaveprovideduswiththerequired capitaltofinanceourgrowthovertheyears.
Withseverallargecontractsawardedtowardsthe endof2025andinto2026,weareinanexcellent positiontocontinuegrowingourbusinessand createvalueforourcustomersandshareholders.
JanErikTveteraas,CEO
BoardofDirectorsreport2025 Establishedin2011,Soiltechisaninnovativetechnologycompanyspecializinginthetreatment,recyclingand sustainablehandlingofcontaminatedwaterandsolidwasteatsite.Ourtechnologiesenablecostsavingsand lowerCO2emissionsthroughwastereduction,wasterecoveryandreuse.TheGroup’sheadofficeisat Koppholen25inSandnes,Norway.
Soiltech(theGroup)consistsoftheparentcompanySoiltechASA(theCompany)andthesubsidiariesSoiltech OffshoreServicesAS,SorbwaterTechnologyASandSoiltechRomaniaSRL.
During2025,theGrouphadoperationsinNorway,UK,theNetherlands,Romania,DenmarkandMexico.
Soiltech’sbusinessmodelisdependentonseveralkeyintangibleresources.Theseincludethecompetenceand experienceofthecompany’semployees,marketleadingtechnologiesandoperationalknow-how,aswellas establishedrelationshipswithcustomersandpartnersintheoilandgasindustry.Theseresourcesenablethe Grouptodeliverefficientwastemanagementsolutionsandrepresentanimportantdriverofinnovation, competitivenessandlong-termvaluecreation.
Highlightsin2025
January.Two-yearcontractplusfiveone-yearoptionalperiodswithNorthernOceanonDeepseaBollsta January.Five-yearframecontractwithOMVPetromS.AintheBlackSeaforFluidtreatmentandSolid wastemanagementonTransoceanBarents
January.Call-offorderundertheFrameagreementwithEquinorforSolidwastemanagementonthe GranefieldinNorway
May.ContractwithOMVandNorthernOceanforFluidtreatmentandSolidwastemanagementon DeepseaBollsta
May.ThreecontractsforprovidingFluidtreatment(STT)servicestoleadingcounterpartiesintheoil& gasindustryinEurope
June.ContractforfluidtreatmentonanFPSO
June.Call-offorderundertheframeagreementwithEquinortoprovidefluidtreatmentonNjordAin Norway
July.Successfulrefinancingandincreasedbankfacilities
November.SoiltechandNOVannounceglobalcollaborationondrillingwastemanagement
December.ContractforFluidtreatment(STT)andSolidwastemanagementwithNobleCorporationon NobleResolute
December.ContractforFluidtreatment(STT)onafloaterontheNCS
December.ContractforFluidtreatment(STT),onshorewastehandlingandassociatedservicesforTotal EnergiesEPNorgeASonWestElara
Eventsafteryear-end2025 January.Multi-yearFluidtreatment(Swarf)contractwithWellboreIntegritySolutionsinDubai
January.ContractforFluidtreatment(STT),onshorewastehandlingandassociatedserviceswithDNO, WellesleyandWellExpertiseonDeepseaYantai
February.Fluidtreatment(STT)contractwithEstedamaEnvironmentalSolutionsinSaudiArabia
Keyfigures(NOKmill) 2025202420252024
Revenues401274401274
GrossProfit175129159116
GrossProfitmargin44%47%40%42% AdjustedEBITDA93639663
Profitbeforetax18124111
Netprofit328327
Totalassets583439591434
Netinterestbearingdebt207148217159
Cash51295835
WorkingCapital41324940
Equity247205246205
Equityratio42%47%42%47%
InformationonAlternativePerformancemeasures(APM)canbefoundintheappendixonpage37.
TheGroup
Theactivityhasbeenhighthroughouttheyear.Thehighactivitycanbeattributedtoanincreasingdemandfor theGroup’sinnovativeandsustainablewastetreatmenttechnologies,asclientsarelookingforsolutionsto improveoperatingefficiency,reducecostsandenhanceenvironmentalperformance.Therevenuein2025was MNOK401withagrowthof46%yearonyear.Thegrossmarginwas40%(42%)andtheadjustedEBITDAwas MNOK96(MNOK63).
ProfitbeforetaxamountedtoMNOK41(MNOK11).Notably,2024includedmergerandIPOcostofMNOK18. ThenetprofitofMNOK32istransferredtootherequity.Totalassetsatyear-endamountedtoMNOK591 (MNOK434).
CashflowfromoperatingactivitiesreachedMNOK110,whilecashflowfrominvestingactivitieswasMNOK-96 duetocapacityexpansioninitiatives.Theoperatingcashflowwassufficienttofinancethecompany’s investmentsduringtheyear.FollowinganetcontributionofMNOK9fromfinancingactivities,thenetcashflow in2025stoodatMNOK23.Thecashpositionasofyear-endwasMNOK58whiletheequityratioremainedsolid at42%(47%).
CashflowfromoperatingactivitiesamountedtoMNOK110,whiletheoperatingprofitwasMNOK60.The differenceismainlyexplainedbynon-cashitems,particularlydepreciation,aswellasapositivedevelopmentin workingcapitalduringtheyear.
InJuly2025,SoiltechsignednewfinancingagreementswithSpareBank1Sør-Norge,replacingexistingcredit facilities,borrowingsandleasingofNOK229million.EffectivefromQ32025,theloanagreementsincludean additionalNOK150millioninvestmentloanfacilityandaNOK30millionoverdraftfacility,increasingthetotal availablefinancingtoNOK409million.
TheBoardconsidersthecompany’sliquiditypositiontobesatisfactory.Theavailablecreditfacilitiestogether withcashonhandprovidesufficientliquiditytofinanceongoingoperationsandplannedinvestments.The company’sworkingcapitalrequirementsfluctuateduringtheyearinlinewithprojectactivity,butavailable committedcreditlinesareconsideredadequatetocoverpeakfundingrequirements.
TheParentCompany TheNetprofitofMNOK32(MNOK8)istransferredtootherequity.Totalassetsatyear-endamountedtoMNOK 583(MNOK439).
Operations TheGroupsawanincreaseinoperationsin2025,withhigheractivityacrossthetechnologyportfolio.Duringthe year,wehadupto25fluidtreatmentoperationsand6solidwastemanagementoperationsongoing.During 2025,theGrouphadoperationsinsixcountrieswithinternationalrevenuesreaching23%oftotalrevenues. Therewasnooperationalorcommercialdowntimein2025.
Riskmanagementandinternalcontrol TheGroupcategorizesitsprimaryrisksintocommercial,operational,complianceandlegal,financialandIT-and cyber-relatedrisks.TheGrouphasevaluatedtheoverallclimaterisktobelow.Whileclimate-relatedmattersare notexpectedtocriticallyaffectassets,provisions,orfuturecashflows,theGroupacknowledgesthatindustrywideclimateriskscouldhaveanindirectimpactonitsoperationsovertime.Furtherdetailscanalsobefoundin notes18and19totheconsolidatedfinancialstatements.
Commercialrisksincluderisksrelatedtomacroindicators,suppliers,partners,competitors,andtechnology. Operationalrisksincluderisksrelatedtotechnicalandoperationalstatusandperformanceofequipment,aswell asHSEQ.Complianceandlegalrisksincluderisksrelatedtomanagementsystem,certificationsaswellas contractual,legal,regulationsandcompliance.Financialriskincludesrisksrelatedtoqualityincontinuous reportingandinternalcontrols,properfinancingandfinancingsources,forecastingandliquiditymanagementas wellasinterestrates,foreignexchange,creditandtax.ITandcyberrisksincluderisksrelatedtotheGroup’sIT andcommunicationsystems,procedures,waysofworking,aswellastechnicalbarriersandcontrols.
TheGroup’smanagementandBoardofDirectorsmanagetheserisksonacontinuousbasisthroughperiodic reviews,reporting,forecastingandothermitigatingmeasures.WhiletheCompanyoperatesinacyclicalindustry, itsclientbase,however,consistsofsolidandcredit-worthyoil&gasanddrillingcompanies.Duringtheyear,the Grouphasfocusedoncontinuousimprovementintrainingandcompetencerequirements,technicaland operationalsafetyaswellasplanningandforecasting.
TheGrouphasasolidbalancesheetandhadnotradelossesin2025.
Climaterisk TheGroup’stechnologiesareenergyefficienttechnologiescontributingtowastereduction,wasterecoveryand reuse.Assuchthecompanycontributestoresponsibleresourcemanagementandreducedemissions.As emissionsanddischargeregulationsaretightenedglobally,theGroup’stechnologiesareexpectedtoplayan increasinglyimportantroleintheoil&gasindustry.
Climateriskisdefinedasthemeasureofvulnerabilitytoclimate-relatedimpactsthatmayhavefinancial consequences,orthatmayaffectvariousaspectsoffinancialperformance.Thoseconsequencescouldbe anythingfromminorinconveniencetoacompletelossofanasset’svalueoroperability.Withsuchhighstakes, reducingtheuncertaintyofthatoutcomeisbusinesscritical.
WhiletheGrouphasassesseditsdirectclimateriskexposuretobelow,theindustryfacesincreasingregulatory, operational,andmarket-drivenchallenges.Stricterenvironmentalregulations,evolvingcustomerpreferences, andpotentialshiftsininvestmentpatternscouldindirectlyimpactthecompany’soperations,market opportunities,andlong-termgrowthprospects.
TheGroup’soverallfocusregardingtheexternalenvironmentistoprovideknowledgetothemarketaboutthe company’stechnologies,whilehelpingourcustomersreducetheiremissions.
Liabilityinsurancefordirectorsandofficers TheCompanyhasinplaceaDirectors&OfficersliabilityinsurancethatcoversDirectorsoftheBoardand executivemanagement.ThelimitofthecoverageisMNOK50.
Research&development TheGrouphasastrongfocusoninnovationbutdoesnotundertakespecificresearch&developmentactivitiesas such.However,theGroupiscontinuouslyfocusingonimprovingexistingtechnologiesanddevelopingnew solutions,basedonexperiencefromoperationsandmarketneeds.
Humanresources,diversityandgovernance TheGrouphad146employeesatend-2025comparedto126in2024.Theboardperceivestheworking environmentandthegeneralwell-beingintheworkplacetobegood.Thiswasconfirmedinthe2025 organizationalsurvey.TheGroup’sdiversityisexemplifiedbythefactthattheemployeescomefrommultiple countries.TheGroup’sonshorepersonnelconsistofbothmenandwomen.Themanagementteamconsistof threewomenandfourmen.Theboardhasfivemembers,twowomenandthreemen.TheGroup’sfield personnelmainlyconsistofmen.TheGrouphasincorporatedguidelinesaimingtoensurethatthereisno discriminationbasedongenderornationality.TheGroupworkssystematicallywithrecruitment,salaryand workingconditions,andpromotionanddevelopmentopportunities.
HSEQ AfitforpurposemanagementsystemandrobustHSEQperformanceisfundamentaltotheGroup.TheCompany isrecertifiedaccordingtoISO9001(Quality),ISO14001(Environment)andISO45001(WorkingEnvironment). TheGrouprequestsandreceivescontinuousfeedbackfromitsclientstomeasurequalityandcontinuous improvement.Ahighdegreeofrepeatclientsisanadditionalqualityparameterthatismonitored.TheGrouphad asickleaveof2.6%in2025.
Soiltechhasazero-accidentphilosophywhenitcomestoincidentsandspillsandstrivesonacontinuousbasisto reducetheimpactofitsactivitiesontheexternalenvironment.In2025,Soiltechrecordedfournear-miss incidentsandtwofirstaidcases,withnorecoverableincidents.Thisrepresentsanimprovementinsafety performancecomparedtothepreviousyear.Reportedincidentswerefollowedupwithappropriateactions, reinforcingourcommitmenttocontinuousimprovementandaproactivesafetyculture.
Sustainability(ESG) TheGroupwilllistentostakeholdersandcontinuetoshapeourbusinessinasustainabledirection.We acknowledgeUN’s17Sustainabledevelopmentgoals,andwewillcontributetoreachthembyfostering innovationwithintheGrouptofurtherdevelopourtechnologies.Wewillconductourbusinessinasocially responsiblemannerconsistentwiththeUNGuidingPrinciplesonBusinessandHumanRightsandtheTen PrinciplesoftheUNGlobalCompact.
Werespectallinternationallyrecognizedhumanrights,includingthoseembeddedintheUniversalDeclarationof HumanRights,theUNConventiononEconomic,SocialandCulturalRights,theUNConventiononCiviland PoliticalRightsandtheILODeclarationonFundamentalPrinciplesandRightsatWork.Theserightsinclude,but arenotlimitedto,thefreedomofassociationandtherighttobargain,andtherighttofreedomfromforced labor,childlaborordiscriminationinworkinglife.WealsorespectcurrentstandardsinInternational HumanitarianLawincludingtheTransparencyActwhichaimstoreducetheriskofhumanrightsviolations,avoid modernslavery,andensuredecentworkingconditions.TheGroup’sStatementofTransparencyactcanbefound athttps://soiltech.no/sustainability/.
Outlook Withasolidorderbacklogandastrongfinancialposition,TheGroupiswellpositionedforcontinuedprofitable growth.MarketvisibilityinourcoremarketsinEuropeandMiddleEastremainsgood,supportedbyclients’ ambitiontomaintainorincreaseactivitylevels.Thedemandforourservicesisincreasing,drivenbyongoing technologicalimprovementsthatenhanceefficiencyandenvironmentalperformance.WeexpectactivityinQ1 2026tobeinlinewithQ42025,followedbyhigheractivitylevelsfromQ2andonwards.
TheBoardemphasizesthatanyforward-lookingstatementscontainedhereincoulddependonfactorsbeyondits controlandaresubjecttorisksanduncertainties.Accordingly,actualresultsmaydiffermaterially.
ListingonEuronextOsloBørs TheCompanyisexploringthepotentialforanuplistingofitssharesfromEuronextExpandtoEuronextOsloBørs, themainlistoftheOsloStockExchange.TheCompanybelievesthatanuplistingwouldstrengtheninvestor visibilityandimproveliquidityintheCompany’sshares.
Goingconcernassumption TheBoardconfirmsthattheannualaccountsandtheinformationpresentedintheboardofdirectors’report havebeenpreparedbasedongoingconcernassumptionref.IAS1.
Shareholdersandsharecapital Atyear-end2025Soiltechhad1422shareholders.The10largestshareholdersowned67.9%ofthecompany whereasforeignownershipwas37.9%.Atyear-end2025,SoiltechhadanissuedsharecapitalofNOK1076651 and8281927outstandingshares,eachwithanominalvalueofNOK0.13,carryingequalvotingrights.Thereare noshareholdersandtransferrestrictionsasdescribedintheAccountingact,§2-2(13).
CorporateGovernance SoiltechASAhasestablishedaCorporateGovernancePolicy.Thispolicyoutlinestheframeworkofguidelinesand principlesgoverningtheinteractionsbetweentheCompany'sshareholders,BoardofDirectors,ChiefExecutive Officer,andexecutivemanagementteam.Ourcommitmenttotheseprinciplesensurestransparency, accountability,andsustainablevaluecreationforallstakeholders. Thereportcanbefoundathttps://soiltech.no/investor/#corporategovernancepolicy
Dividend TheBoarddoesnotproposepayingdividendfor2025.Soiltechisagrowthcompany,andweareaimingat continuedgrowth,basedonasolidfinancialposition.Ourplanistotakeadvantageofmarketopportunitiesand reinvestgeneratedcashinprofitableprojectsandenhancedservicecapacity.Theboardwillcontinuously considerwhetherpaymentofdividendswillbeappropriate.
Eventsafteryear-end AsfarastheBoardisaware,therehavebeennosignificanteventssinceyear-endwhichwouldimpactthe financialpositionandprofitsoftheGroup,otherthanthosementionedunderEventsafteryear-endabove.
Sandnes,April14,2026
TheboardofdirectorsofSoiltechASA
MembersoftheBoard-SoiltechASA DagSchjerven Chairmanoftheboard
EirikFlatebø Boardmember
OlafSkrivervik Boardmember
KarinGovaert Boardmember
MonaHodneSteenslandFreuchen Boardmember
CONSOLIDATEDSTATEMENTOFCOMPREHENSIVEINCOME (amountsinNOK1000) ASSETS
Non-currentassets
Note31.12.202531.12.2024
Deferredtaxassets807877
Intangibleassets918172246
Property,plant&equipment10279140201915
Right-of-useassets11165085112217
Currentassets
Tradereceivables135926259854
Cashandcashequivalents145752534695 Contractassets387126656
Othercurrentassets12196618775
Non-currentliabilities
Borrowings14,1512566086609
Leaseliabilities11,1412265572959
Deferredtaxliabilities84920
Othernon-currentliabilities433541
Totalnon-currentliabilities
Currentliabilities
Tradepayables171843010528
Borrowings14,151443020207
Leaseliabilities111203213940
Taxpayable800
Contractliabilities398100
Othercurrentliabilities124098224946
DagSchjerven ChairmanoftheBoard
MonaHodneSteensland Freuchen MemberoftheBoard
Sandnes,April14,2026
TheboardofdirectorsofSoiltechASA
OlafSkrivervik MemberoftheBoard
EirikFlatebø MemberoftheBoard
KarinGovaert MemberoftheBoard
JanErikTveteraas ChiefExecutiveOfficer
(amountsinNOK1000) Note 20252024
Cashflowsfromoperatingactivities
Profit/(loss)beforetax 4132411003
Incometaxespaid 8(1179)(983)
Depreciation,amortisationandimpairment 53209022727
Interestexpense 71726813398
Non-cashexpensesrelatedtomerger 22 012718
Changesintradereceivables,contract assets/liabilities 8344(22315)
Changesintradepayables 7951(2626)
Changesinotheraccrualsandprepayments 41515021
Netcashflowfromoperatingactivities 10994838943
Cashflowsfrominvestmentactivities
Purchaseofproperty,plant&equipment& Intangibleassets 9,10(97681)(40898) Investmentgrantsreceived 1222561905
Netcashflowfrominvestmentactivities (95425)(38993)
Cashflowsfromfinancingactivities
Proceedsfromnewborrowings 15565045700
Transactioncostsattributabletoobtainingfinancing (544)0
Proceedsfrommerger 012803
Repaymentsonborrowings 14(121808)(23467)
Paymentofprincipalportionofleaseliabilities11,14(16484)(13221)
Interestpaid 14(17292)(14588)
Proceedsfromcapitalincrease 9018318
Netcashflowfromfinancingactivities 85417546
NETCASHFLOWFORTHEPERIOD 230647496
Effectofexchangeratefluctuationsoncashheld (232)415
Cashandcashequivalent01.01 3469526783
CashandCashequivalents 5752534695
Note1–Generalinformation SoiltechASA(the'Company')isalimitedcompanydomiciledinNorway.TheCompany’sregisteredofficeisat Koppholen25,4313,Sandnes,Norway.
TheCompanyisaninnovativetechnologycompanyspecializinginthetreatment,recyclingandsustainable handlingofcontaminatedwaterandsolidindustrialwastestreamsonsite.
TheCompanywaslistedonEuronextExpandon11September2024withthetickercode'STECH’andconverted intoapubliclimitedcompany(Nw.:"Allmennaksjeselskap")aspartofthelisting.Theconsolidatedfinancial statementscomprisethefinancialstatementsoftheCompanyanditssubsidiaries(togetherreferredtoasthe 'Group'or'Soiltech').
TheGrouppresentsconsolidatedfinancialstatementsinaccordancewiththeIFRS®AccountingStandard adoptedbytheEU(“IFRS”)
Note2–Summaryofgeneralaccountingpolicies Thegeneralaccountingpoliciesappliedinthepreparationoftheseconsolidatedfinancialstatementsaresetout below.Specificaccountingpoliciesrelatedtotheindividualareasinthefinancialstatementsaredescribedinthe relevantnotes.
Basisforpreparation TheconsolidatedfinancialstatementshavebeenpreparedinaccordancewithIFRSandadditionaldisclosure requirementsintheNorwegianAccountingActaseffective31December2025.Theconsolidatedfinancial statementsarepresentedinNorwegianKroner(NOK)andhavebeenroundedtothenearestthousandunless otherwisestated.Asaresultofroundingadjustments,amountsandpercentagesmaynotadduptothetotal.The financialstatementsarepreparedonagoingconcernbasis.
Accountingestimatesandjudgements Itemsinthefinancialstatementsaretoavaryingdegreeaffectedbyestimatesandassumptionsmadeby management;referenceismadetotherelevantnotesfortheaffecteditems.Estimateswithamaterialimpacton thefinancialstatements,combinedwithasignificantestimationuncertainty,comprisethefollowing: -Recognitionofdeferredtaxassets(note8).
Segmentinformation
GiventheuniformnatureoftheGroup'sservicesandthecentralizedmanagementfromitsheadofficeinNorway, theentireGroupisconsideredasasingleoperatingsegmentforinternalreportingpurposes.
Foreigncurrencytranslation
ThecompanieswithintheGroupprimarilyuseNOKastheirfunctionalcurrency.Forconsolidationpurposes,the resultsandfinancialpositionoftheGroup’sentitiesthathaveafunctionalcurrencyotherthanNOKare translatedusingtheclosingrateatthebalancesheetdate.Incomeandexpensesforeachincomestatementare translatedusingtheyearlyaverageexchangerate.
NewandamendedIFRSstandardsnotyetadopted
TheGrouphasappliedallnewandamendedstandardswithmandatoryapplicationforthecurrentreporting period.Thishasnot,however,hadanymaterialimpactontheamountsrecognizedinpriorperiodsandisnot expectedtosignificantlyaffectcurrentorfutureperiods.
Ofnewstandardsandinterpretationsthatarenotmandatoryforthecurrentreportingperiod,noneareexpected tohaveamaterialimpactontheamountsrecognizedinthefinancialstatementsoronforeseeablefuture transactions.TheimplementationofIFRS18is,however,expectedtointroducesomechangestothe presentationandnotedisclosures.
Note3–Revenues Overalldescriptionofcontractswithcustomers
TheGroup'srevenuemainlyderivesfromthesaleofservicesrelatedtofluidtreatment,solidwastehandling, cleaningservicesandassociatedservices,forcustomerswithintheoil&gasindustry.Thekeyelementofthe servicedeliveriesisthedeploymentandoperationofwastetreatmentandhandlingequipmentatthecustomer's site
Thecontractconsiderationiscomposedmainlyofagreeddailyratesforequipmentandpersonnel,respectively, andthereimbursementofcostsplusamarkup.Ratesvarydependingonwhethertheequipmentisinactiveuse duringoperationsoronstandby,forexamplein-betweenoperatingactivities.Typically,thecontractdeliveries followtheoperationontherig.However,allcontractscanbeterminatedbythecustomerwithoutcauseona shortnotice,withonlycompletionofexistingworkorder.
Costsofmobilizationanddemobilizationofequipmentandpersonnelarenormallyrecoveredthroughtheagreed dailyrates,exceptforsomecontracts,wherethesecostsarereimbursedseparately.Suchreimbursementis, however,generallynotmaterialinrelationtothetotalcontractconsideration.Theconsiderationisnormally invoicedmonthly,basedonactualdeliveries.
Accountingpolicies Thecontractsareconsideredtoconsistofonlyoneperformanceobligation,whichissatisfiedovertime.Progress ismeasuredbasedonthetimetheequipmentandpersonnelisavailabletoservicethecustomer.Inpractice, revenuebasedondailyratesisthusrecognizedbytheamountthattheCompanyhasarighttoinvoice.Asa practicalsimplificationbasedonmateriality,anyconsiderationassociatedwithmobilizationanddemobilization arerecognizedovertheperiodoftheunderlyingcontract.
Mobilizationcostisconsideredtobecosttofulfilacontractandarerecognizedasanassetwhenincurred.The assetsaresubsequentlyamortizedoverthecontractperiod,ascostofmaterialsandpersonnelexpenses.
Revenuesbyservicecategory
Revenuesbygeography
Revenuesfrommajorcustomers Coststofulfilthecustomercontracts
Contractliabilities–Revenuefromcontractswithcustomers
Note4–Personnelexpenses
Accountingpolicies
Personnelcostsareexpensedastheemployeesearntherighttoreceivesalaryforhoursworked.
Pensions TheGrouphasadefinedcontributionplanforitsemployees.TheGroup’sNorwegianentitiesareobligatedto followthestipulationsintheNorwegianMandatoryOccupationalPensionsAct.TheGroup'spensionscheme adherestotherequirements,assetintheAct.Paymentstothedefinedcontributionpensionplanareexpended overtheperiodinwhichtheemployeesearntherighttothecontribution.
Specificationofpersonnelexpenses
*Otherpersonnelexpensesincludeexpensesrelatedtoshare-basedpaymenttransactions.Refertonote24for furtherdetails.
(FTE)
Accountingpolicies TheGroupconsistsofcompaniessubjecttoordinarycorporatetaxationinNorway,andwithinthesametax groupwithrespecttooffsettingofdeferredtax.Incometaxisthereforerecognizedbasedonageneral applicationofIAS12withouttheneedforfurtherjudgmentsorpoliciesofsignificance.
Basisforrecognitionofdeferredtaxassets
DeferredtaxassetsarerecognizedwhenitisprobablethattheGroupwillhavesufficientprofitfortaxpurposes insubsequentperiodstoutilizethetaxasset.TheGrouprecognizepreviouslyunrecognizeddeferredtaxassetsto theextentithasbecomeprobablethattheGroupcanutilizethedeferredtaxasset.Similarly,theGroupwill reduceadeferredtaxassettotheextentthattheGroupnolongerregardsitasprobablethatitcanutilizethe deferredtaxasset.Deferredtaxanddeferredtaxassetsaremeasuredbasedontheexpectedfuturetaxrates applicabletothecompaniesintheGroupwheretemporarydifferenceshavearisenbasedontaxrates(andtax laws)thathavebeenenactedorsubstantivelyenactedbytheendofthereportingperiod.Deferredtaxand deferredtaxassetsarerecognizedattheirnominalvalueandclassifiedasnon-currentasset(non-current liabilities)intheconsolidatedstatementoffinancialposition.
Specification ofincometaxexpense
Reconciliationoftaxexpensewithtaxcalculatedatnominalrate
Specificationofdeferredtaxliabilitiesandassets–2025
OutoftotaltaxlosscarryforwardofMNOK1,701,adeferredtaxassethasbeenrecognizedforMNOK97.1.
Fixedassets(19359)(11973)0(31332) Other(1011)(564)0(1575) Totaldeferredtaxliabilities(20370)(12537)0(32907)
Reclassbetw.Def.taxliabilitiesandassets 2037012537032907
Netdeferredtaxliabilities 000 0
40903 Reclassbetw.Def.taxliabilitiesandassets(20370)(12537)0(32907) Non-recognizeddeferredtaxassets(147)280(119)
OutoftotaltaxlosscarryforwardsofMNOK1,719,adeferredtaxassethasbeenrecognizedforMNOK115.
Taxlosscarryforwardsandtaxaudits
ThemergerbetweenSoiltechASAandOceanteamASAin2024wascarriedoutasatax-freemergerin accordancewithChapter11oftheNorwegianTaxAct.Themergerwascompletedwithtaxcontinuity,whereby alltaxpositionsinOceanteamASAweretransferredtoSoiltechASApursuanttoSection11-7oftheNorwegian TaxAct.Aspartofthetransferredtaxpositions,ataxlosscarryforwardofapproximatelyMNOK1,604was transferredtoSoiltechASA.
InFebruary2026,theNorwegianTaxAdministrationnotifiedtheGroupoftaxauditsrelatedtothetaxtreatment ofthemergerbetweenSoiltechASAandOceanteamASAcompletedin2024,andtheacquisitionofSorbwater TechnologyASin2022.
Theauditsprimarilyconcernthecontinuedavailabilityoftaxlosscarryforwardsfollowingthetransactions.For theparentcompanySoiltechASA,thetaxauditrelatestotaxlosscarryforwardsoriginatingfrommergerwith OceanteamASAofapproximatelyMNOK1,604.ForSorbwaterTechnologyAS,thetaxauditrelatestotaxloss carryforwardsofapproximatelyMNOK115atthetimeofthe2022transaction.At31December2025,taxloss carryforwardsofapproximatelyMNOK109remaininSorbwaterTechnologyAS.
Thereviewsareongoingandnoconclusionshavebeenreachedasofthedateofapprovalofthesefinancial statements.Basedonitscurrentassessmentandadvicereceivedfromexternaladvisors,theGroupbelievesthat thetaxtreatmentappliedisconsistentwithapplicabletaxlegislation.
Basedonanassessmentoffuturetaxableprofits,andthattheriskthatsomeofthelosscarriedforwardmightbe disallowedtheGrouphasrecogniseddeferredtaxassetlossescarriedforwardequivalenttothetaxlossesthat arisefromtheacquisitionofSorbwater.TheGroupwillnotrecogniseadditionaldeferredtaxassetbeforeitis confirmedthatthetaxauthoritieswillacceptthecontinuationoftheOceanteamlosscarriedforward.
TheGroupwillreassesstheaccountingtreatmentofthesetaxpositionsifnewinformationbecomesavailableas thereviewsprogress.
Note9–Intangibleassets
Accountingpolicies
Intangibleassetsmainlycomprisegoodwilloriginatingfrompreviousacquisitions.Goodwillisnotdepreciatedbut isinsteadsubjecttoannualimpairmenttesting.Otherintangibleassetsincludepatentsandsoftwarewhichare recognisedinaccordancewiththecostmethodanddepreciatedovertheirexpectedeconomiclifetime.
servicesandswarfremoval,solidwasteskipsandvariousotherequipment.Property,plant&equipmentare recognizedinaccordancewiththecostmethodanddepreciatedovertheequipment’sexpectedeconomic lifetime.
Investmentgrantsrecognizedinthetableaboveareaccountedforonanaccrualbasisandincludeamountsnot yetreceivedatyear-end.GrantsreceivedduringtheyearamountedtoNOK2.3million(2024:NOK1.9million) andarepresentedinthestatementofcashflows.
Note11–Leases
Accountingpolicies
TheGroupisprimarilyinvolvedinleaseagreementsasalessee.Allleaseagreementsarerecognizedin accordancewithIFRS16,exceptfor:
-Leaseagreementswithashorterdurationthan12months
-LeasesofassetswithacostbelowNOK50000
Paymentsrelatingtosuchleasesarerecognizedasoperatingexpenseswhendue.TheGroupdoeshowevernot havemanysuchagreements,andtheannualexpenseisthereforeimmaterial.Right-of-useassetsarerecognized inaccordancewiththecostmethodanddepreciatedovertheleaseterm,orexpectedeconomiclifetime, dependingonwhetherapurchaseoptionisexpectedtobeexercised.
Overall descriptionof
theleasesoftheGroup TheGroupprimarilyleasespremises,fluidtreatmentunits(STT)andboattransfertanks(CRT).Forpremises,the leasetermisusuallybetweenthreeandtenyears,forfluidtreatmentunitsandboattransfertanksbetweenfour
exercised,andassuchtheassetsaredepreciatedovertheexpectedeconomiclifetime.
Specificationofright-of-useassets
Specificationofleaseliabilities
Contractualpaymentsonleases
Note13–Tradereceivables Accountingpolicies
Tradereceivablesarerecognizedatanamountequaltothetransactionprice,lessprovisionsforexpectedcredit losses.TheGroupappliesthesimplifiedapproachtomeasuringexpectedcreditlosseswhichusesalifetime expectedlossallowanceforalltradereceivables.
Specificationoftradereceivables Note14–Cashandcashequivalents Accountingpolicies
Cashandcashequivalentscomprisemostlyordinarybankdeposits.Thestatementofcashflowsispreparedusing theindirectmethod.Interestinincomeandexpensesarepresentedasinvestingandfinancingactivities, respectively.
Proceedsfromnewborrowings0155650155650
Repaymentofprincipalborrowings0(121808)(121808) Repaymentofprincipalportionofleaseliability(16484) (16484) Interestpaid(9168)(8124)(17292)
Otherchanges Interestexpenses9165810017264 Additionslease62978062978 Transactioncostsattributabletoobtainingfinancing (544)(544) Indexregulationlease 129401294
Repaymentofprincipalportionofleaseliability(13221)0(13221) Interestpaid(5431)(9157)(14588)
Note15–Borrowings Accountingpolicies Borrowingsareinitiallyrecognizedatfairvalue,includingtransactioncostsdirectlyattributabletothe transaction,andaresubsequentlymeasuredatamortizedcost.Transactioncostsareincludedintheinitial measurementofborrowingsandamortizedoverthedurationoftheloan.
InJuly2025,SoiltechsignednewfinancingagreementswithSpareBank1Sør-Norge,replacingexistingcredit facilitiestotalingNOK229million(borrowingsandleasing).EffectivefromQ32025,theagreementsincludean additionalNOK150millioninvestmentloanandaNOK30millionoverdraftfacility,increasingtotalavailable financingtoNOK409million.Inconnectionwiththenewfinancingagreements,theGroupincurredtransaction costsofapproximatelyNOK0.7million.Themajorityofthesecostshavebeencapitalizedaspartofborrowings, whilecostsrelatingtoshort-termfacilitieshavebeenexpensed.
Covenants TheloanfacilitieswithSparebank1Sør-Norgehavethefollowingcovenants: Net-interestbearingdebt(NIBD)/Earningsbeforeinteresttaxes,depreciationandamortization(EBITDA) 12monthrolling<3.75
Bookequity>30%
Bankapprovalrequiredfordividendsorgroupcontributions
Thecovenantsaretestedquarterly,andprYear-end2025theCompanyisnotinbreachofwithanyofthe covenants.
Forloanswithfloatinginterestrates,theamountsabovearecalculatedusingthecurrentinterestrateasofthe relevantyearend.
Carryingamountofassetspledgedassecurity
Note16–Financialderivatives
Accountingpolicies
Financialderivativesconsistofforeignexchangeforwardcontracts.Althoughthecontractsareheldforhedging purposes,theGroupdoesnotapplyhedgeaccounting.Theforwardcontractsaremeasuredatfairvaluethrough profitorloss.Gainsandlossesarepresentedasfinancialincomeorexpense,respectively.Foreignexchange forwardcontractsaremeasuredatlevel2inthefairvaluehierarchy,asthepresentvalueoffuturecashflowsis basedontheforwardexchangeratesatthebalancesheetdate.
Foreignexchangeforwardcontracts
TheGrouphadnoforeignexchangeforwardcontractsoutstandingatyear-end.(Year-end2024:none).
Note17–Financialinstruments
Fairvalue Foritemsmeasuredatamortizedcost,thecarryingamountisconsideredareasonableapproximationoffair value.
Note18–Financialriskandcapitalmanagement TheGroup’spoliciesformanagementofcapitalandfinancialriskaimtosupportthecurrentstrategyandtarget ofmaintainingahighrateofgrowthanddevelopingprospectivebusinessopportunities.TheGroup’scapital structureshallberobustenoughtomaintainthedesiredfreedomofactionandutilizegrowthopportunities, basedonstrictassessmentsrelatingtotheallocationofcapital.TheGroupdebtfinancingconsistofbankand leasingfinancing.TheloancovenantstowhichtheGroupissubjectplayakeyroleinhowcapitalismanagedand allocated,inordertomaintainalowfinancingriskandfinancialflexibility.Seenote15borrowingsforfurther detailsontheGroup’sfinancing.
Marketrisk TheGroup'sexposuretofinancialmarketriskismainlyrelatedtointerestratesonexternalfinancingand currencyrisks.TheGrouphasadiversifiedclientlistandevaluateschangesinpricingstructurecontractby contract,aspartofitsmitigationprocesstocoverforanyincreaseininterestcost.TheGrouphasnotentered intoanyinterestswapagreements.
Currencyrisk TheGroup’sfunctionalcurrencyandpresentationalcurrencyarebothNOK.However,throughitsinternational operations,theGroupisexposedtofluctuationsincertainexchangerates,mainlyEURO(EUR),BritishPound (GBP),Americandollar(USD)andRomanianleu(RON).TheGrouphasalsocurrencyriskslinkedtobothbalance sheetmonetaryitemsandinvestmentsinforeigncountries.ThetablesbelowshowtheGroup’smostsignificant currencyexposureasofyear-end.AstheGroupdoesnotapplyhedgeaccounting,theimpactonprofit/lossand equitywillbethesameregardlessofthedirectionoftheexchangeratechange.
(amounts in NOK 1000)
(amounts in NOK 1000)
Tradereceivables3801113784780013416
Cashandcashequivalents8969754365006236
Tradepayables121(16)(277)00(172)
Interestraterisk TheCompany’sloanandleasingagreementscarryfloatinginterestratesbasedonNIBOR,inaccordancewiththe financialstrategydescribedinNote15andarethereforeimpactedbychangesintheinterestmarket.Achangeof onepercentagepointinNIBORmeansachangeinyearlynetinterestexpensesofapproximatelyMNOK2.6.
Creditrisk Assetsthatmaygiverisetocreditriskcomprisemainlyoftradereceivablesandbankdeposits.Forthelatter,the counterpartiesaremainlybanksestablishedintheNordiccountries,whichindicatesthatthecreditriskshouldbe regardedasnegligible.Tradereceivablesarecharacterizedbyaconcentrationinthecustomerbase,intermsof countryandindustry.Thecustomers,however,areprimarilylargecompanieswithhighcreditratings,andthe agreedpaymenttermsinthecontractstypicallyensurethatanyoverdueamountsarekeptatlowlevel.Thus, creditlosseshavehistoricallybeeninsignificant.
Currencyexposure–31.12.2025
Currencyexposure–31.12.2024
Liquidityrisk
Asatyear-end,theGroup'sportfolioofloansandloanfacilitiesiswelldiversifiedbothwithregardstomaturity profileandlenders.TotalloanfacilitieswithSparebank1SørNorgeisNOK258million.Theunusedportionofthe creditfacilitieswasNOK112millionasat31.12.2025.InJuly2025,Soiltechsignednewfinancingagreementswith SpareBank1Sør-Norge,effectivefromQ32025.TheseagreementsfurtherstrengthentheGroup’sliquidity positionbyincreasingtotalavailablefinancingandextendingmaturityprofiles.
Summaryofcontractualmaturities
Summaryofcontractualmaturities
Note19–Climaterisk
TheGrouphasevaluatedtheoverallclimaterisktotheGrouptobelow.Climaterelatedmattersarenot expectedtocriticallyeffectassets,provisions,orfuturecashflows.TheanalysisisbasedontheTaskForceon Climate-relatedFinancialDisclosures(TCFD)framework.TheGrouphasevaluatedthephysicalrisk,therisk associatedwithtransitionintoalowcarboncommunityandtheliabilityrisktowardstheGroup.The opportunitiesareconsideredtoexceedtherisksidentifiedfortheGroup.
Note20–Sharecapitalandshareholderinformation
Sharecapitalandownershipstructure
Asof31December2025,thesharecapitaloftheparentcompany,SoiltechASA,amountstoNOK1,076,650.51 andconsistsof8,281,927ordinaryshares,eachwithanominalvalueofNOK0.13.Theincreaseinsharecapital duringtheperiodresultsfromtheexerciseof318,840shareoptions.Consequently,sharecapitalincreasedfrom NOK1,035,201on31December2024toNOK1,076,150.51on31December2025.
asof31.12.2025
ShareholdersNumberofsharesOwnershipinterest BNPPARIBAS104577812.6% DNBCARNEGIEINVESTMENTBANKAB6518597.9% WELLEXAS,AssociatedwithGlennÅsland(COO) 6088607.4% KNATTENIAS,AssociatedwithJanErikTveteraas(CEO)6053257.3% HILDRAS5748476.9%
SKAGENKAIENINVESTERINGAS,AssociatedwithMonaH.S.Freuchen(BoardMember)5700006.9% TVETERAASINVESTAS5217106.3% KRISTIANROAS4366765.3% DNBBANKASA3690024.5% RIVERBORGB.V.AssociatedwithKarinGovaert(BoardMember)2400002.9% PIMAAS,AssociatedwithEirikFlatebø(BoardMember)
IncludedinOthershareholdersare5000sharesownedbyboardmemberOlafSkrivervik,18000sharesowned byCFOToveVestlieand23940sharesownedbyChairmanDagSchjerven.Foreignownershipwas37,9%atyearend2025(2024:34,6%)
Note21–Earningspershare
*Moreinformationonoptionsinnote24
Note22–Groupcompositionandsubsidiaries
Accountingpolicies Theconsolidatedfinancialstatementscompriseofallsubsidiariescontrolledbytheparententity.Subsidiariesare fullyconsolidatedfromthedateonwhichcontrolistransferredtotheGroup.Likewise,theyaredeconsolidated fromthedatethatcontrolceases.
TheGroupestablishedasubsidiaryinRomaniaduring2025.TheRomanianentityholdscustomercontracts,while theparentcompanyprovidesoperationalservices,includingrentalofequipment,provisionofpersonneland
onshoresupport,underanintra-groupserviceagreement.Allintercompanytransactionsareeliminatedon consolidation.
Subsidiariesasof31.12.2025
RegisteredofficeOwnershipinterest Votingshare SoiltechOffshoreServicesASSandnes,Norway100%100% SorbwaterTechnologyASBergen,Norway100%100% SoiltechRomaniaS.R.LBucuresti,Romania100%100%
MergerwithOceanteamASA
SoiltechASAcompletedamergerwithOceanteamASAonSeptember11,2024.Themergerplanwassigned30 May2024andapprovedbythegeneralmeetingsoftherespectivecompanieson4July2024.Themainpurpose ofthemergerwastoachievealistingofSoiltechASAontheEuronextExpandmarketplace.
Aspartofthemerger,SoiltechASAissued527947newsharesasconsiderationtotheshareholdersof OceanteamASA.ThisconsiderationwasbasedonOceanteamASAhavingamarketvalueofNOK31.67millionat thedateofenteringintothemergeragreement.
Atthetimeofthemerger,OceanteamASAwasessentiallyanemptyshellcompanywithoutanyoperational activities.TheonlysignificantassetinthecompanywasacashbalanceofNOK19.1million.Therefore,the mergerhasbeenaccountedforasashare-basedpaymenttransactioninaccordancewithIFRS2.The measurementofthetransactionisbasedonthevalueofthesharesinOceanteamASAatthetransactiondate, whichwasSeptember11,2024.Atthistime,thesharesweretradedatNOK0.93,correspondingtoamarket valueforthecompanyofNOK30.8million.
ThedifferencebetweenthecashbalanceinOceanteamASA(NOK19.1million)andthefairvalueofthecompany isconsideredtoreflectthevalueofthestockexchangelisting,includingaccesstonewcapitalandrecognized investors.Thisdifference,amountingtoNOK12,8million,hasbeenrecognizedasanexpenseinthefinancial statementsofSoiltechASAinthelineitem“ExpensesrelatedtoMerger&IPO”,asitdoesnotmeetthecriteriato berecognizedasanassetonthebalancesheet.
Inadditiontotheexpensesabove,SoiltechASAhasincurredvarioustransactioncostsinconnectionwiththe processofcompletingthemergerandsubsequentlistingonEuronextExpand,amountingtoNOK10.1millionin total.Ofthese,NOK5.3millionisconsideredincrementalcostsdirectlyattributabletotheequitytransactionand hasthereforebeenrecognizedasadeductionofequity,reducingthecapitalincreasefromthemerger.The remainingNOK5.0millionhasbeenrecognizedasanexpenseandisincludedinthelineitem«Expensesrelated toMerger&IPO»intheincomestatement.
Note23–RemunerationtoseniorexecutivesandBoardofDirectors PursuanttoSection6-16(b)ofthePublicLimitedLiabilityCompaniesActandapplicableregulations,SoiltechASA publishesaseparatemanagementremunerationreport,providingdetailedinformationonremunerationfor executivemanagementandtheboardofdirectors.Thisreportwillbepublishedimmediatelyaftertheannual generalmeetingon20May2026.InaccordancewiththecorporategovernancecoderecommendedbytheOslo StockExchange,thesalaryandbenefitsformanagementarespecifiedinthetablebelow.
InconnectionwiththeCompany’slong-termshareincentiveplan,anincreaseinsocialsecuritycostsresultedina costofNOK2.5millionin2025(comparedtoincomeofNOK1.1millionin2024).Asof31December2025,the correspondingliabilityamountedtoNOK1.9million(upfromNOK0.1millionthepreviousyear).Detailsofthe long-termincentiveplanareoutlinedintheguidelinesfordeterminingsalariesandotherremunerationfor executivemanagement.Theseguidelinesareavailableonthecompany’swebsite: https://soiltech.no/investor/#corporategovernancepolicy
1Includesfixedsalaryandaccruedholidaypay.
2Includescarallowance,insurance,freetelephone,etc.
3Variablebonusfor2025hasbeenaccruedforbutnotpaid.
Boardofdirectors Note24–Share-basedpaymenttransactions
Accountingpolicies
TheGrouphasalong-termshare-basedincentiveplanforkeypersonnelandboardmembers.Thetermofthe planimpliesthatitisrecognisedasanequity-settledshare-basedpaymenttransactioninaccordancewithIFRS2. Associatedobligationstopaysocialsecuritytaxarerecognisedascash-settledshare-basedpaymenttransactions.
Long-termshare-basedincentiveplan Thestrikepriceoftheoptionsissetatthemarketpriceatgrantdate.Grantedoptionsaredistributedoverthree equaltrancheswithvestingperiodof1-3years.Alloutstandingoptionsmustbeexercisedwithin5yearsfromthe grantdate.Grantedoptionsaremeasuredatfairvalueatthegrantdate,whichisdeterminedusingtheBlackScholesoptionpricingmodel.Companyusesathird-partycompanyforthiscalculation.
Summary
APPENDIX-AlternativePerformanceMeasures(APM) TheGrouppresentscertainalternativemeasuresoffinancialperformance,financialpositionandcashflowsthatarenot definedorspecifiedinIFRSAccountingStandards.TheGroupconsidersthesemeasurestoprovidevaluablesupplementary informationforManagement,BoardofDirectorsandinvestors,astheyprovideadditionalusefulinformationregardingthe Group'sfinancialperformanceandposition.Asnotallcompaniesdefineandcalculatethesemeasuresinthesameway,they arenotalwaysdirectlycomparablewiththoseusedbyothercompanies.Thesemeasuresshouldnotberegardedas replacingmeasuresthataredefinedorspecifiedinIFRSAccountingStandardsbutshouldbeconsideredassupplemental financialinformation.Inthisreport,theAlternativePerformanceMeasuresusedbytheGrouparedefined,explainedand reconciledtothemostdirectlyreconcilablelineitem,subtotalortotalpresentedinthefinancialstatementsofthe correspondingperiod.
Inpreviousreports,GrossProfitMargin,EBITDAadj.Margin,OperatingprofitmarginandProfitbeforetaxmarginwere presentedasseparatetextitems.FromQ22025onwards,wehavereplacedthesetextualreferenceswithadedicated“%” columnplaceddirectlynexttotheabsolutefiguresforeachmetric.Thecalculationmethodsforeachmarginremain unchangedfrompriorperiods.
TheAPMsusedbytheGrouparesetoutbelow:
Operatingcost
Operatingcostisdefinedasthetotalofcostofmaterials,personnelexpensesandotheroperatingexpenseslessexpenses relatedtoonshorepersonnelandotheronshoreoperatingexpenses,shareincentiveprogram,severancepayment,legalcost relatedtoMerger&IPOandotheritemsdefinedbytheManagementtonotrelatetooffshoreoperations.Management definesthatOperatingcostillustratestheexpensesdirectlyrelatedtooffshoreactivities.Thismeasureprovidesadditional informationfortheManagement,BoardofDirectorsandinvestorsinordertoevaluateunderlyingprofitabilityofoffshore operatingactivitiesandtheirabilitytogeneratecash.
SG&A Selling,generalandadministrativeexpenses(“SG&A”)isdefinedasthesumofCostofmaterials,Personnelexpensesand otheroperatingexpenseslessoperatingcosts(asdefinedabove),shareincentiveprogram,severancepayment,legalcost relatedtoMerger&IPOandotheritemsdefinedbymanagementthatimpactcomparabilitybetweenperiods.Management definesthatSG&Aillustratestheexpensesdirectlyrelatedtoonshoresupportactivities.Thismeasureprovidesadditional informationformanagement,theboardandinvestors,inordertoevaluateunderlyingprofitabilityandtheirabilityto generatecash.
GrossProfitandGrossprofitmargin(%)
GrossProfitisdefinedastotaloperatingincomelessOperatingcost(asdefinedabove).Grossprofitmarginisdefinedas grossprofitdividedbytotaloperatingincome.GrossprofitandGrossprofitmarginprovideadditionalinformationfor Management,BoardofDirectorsandinvestorstoevaluatetheunderlyingprofitabilitygeneratedfromoffshoreoperating activities.
EBITDAandEBITDAmargin EBITDAisdefinedasOperatingprofitbeforeothergains,impairment,depreciationandamortization.EBITDAisdefinedas EBITDAdividedbytotaloperatingincome. ThesemeasuresprovideadditionalinformationforManagement,BoardofDirectorsandinvestorstoevaluatetheunderlying profitabilityofoperatingactivitiesandtheirabilitytogeneratecashbeforeinvestmentinfixedassetsandserviceofdebt.
EBITDAadj.andEBITDAadj.margin
EBITDAadj.isdefinedasEBITDA(asdefinedabove)adjustedforitemsaffectingcomparabilitysuchasexpensesrelatedto shareincentiveprograms,severancepayment,legalcostrelatedtoMerger&IPOandotheritemsdefinedbyManagement thatimpactcomparability.EBITDAadj.marginisdefinedasEBITDAadj.dividedbytotaloperatingincome.Thesemeasures provideadditionalinformationforManagement,theBoardofDirectorsandinvestorstoevaluateunderlyingprofitabilityof operatingactivitiesandtheirabilitytogeneratecashbeforeinvestmentsinfixedassetsandserviceofdebt.
Netinterest-bearingdebtisdefinedasthetotalofnon-currentborrowings,non-currentleaseliabilities,currentborrowings andcurrentleaseliabilitieslesscashandcashequivalents.ThismeasureprovidesadditionalinformationforManagement, BoardofDirectorsandinvestorstoassesstheGroup'sfinancialindebtednessandasaninputtoassessitscapacitytomeetits financialcommitments.
Equityratio
Equityratioisdefinedastotalequitydividedbytotalassets.ThismeasureprovidesadditionalinformationforManagement, BoardofDirectorsandinvestorstoassesstheGroup'sfinancialpositionandcapitalstructure.
Allmarginsareshownunder%columninthetable.
ReconciliationoftheAPMs
FINANCIALSTATEMENTSFORPARENTCOMPANY (amountsinNOK1000)
Non-currentassets
Deferredtaxassets00
Intangibleassets1114801740
Property,plant&equipment12279140201915
Right-of-useassets1314984596303
Investmentsinsubsidiaries8860932779
Receivables
Tradereceivables154394159854
Cashandcashequivalents165090628975
Contractassets387126656
Othercurrentassets144017611242
Equity
Sharecapital1810771035
Otherpaid-inequity118470109493
Otherreserves31442432
Retainedearnings12436991963
LIABILITIES
Borrowings1712566086609
Leaseliabilities1310727857432
Deferredtaxliabilities106615721
Othernon-currentliabilities433541 Total
Currentliabilities
Tradepayables1666325742
Borrowings171443020207
Leaseliabilities131079812482
Taxpayable1000
Contractliabilities398100
Othercurrentliabilities145060915807
DagSchjerven ChairmanoftheBoard
MonaHodneSteensland Freuchen MemberoftheBoard
Sandnes,April14,2026
TheboardofdirectorsofSoiltechASA
OlafSkrivervik MemberoftheBoard
EirikFlatebø MemberoftheBoard
KarinGovaert MemberoftheBoard
JanErikTveteraas ChiefExecutiveOfficer
(amountsinNOK1000) 31.12.202531.12.2024
Cashflowsfromoperatingactivities
Operatingprofitbeforetax 1766112500
Incometaxespaid (1179)(983)
Depreciationandamortisation 2995520219
Interestexpense 1616812158
Non-cashexpensesrelatedtomerger 12718
Impairmentofsharesinsubsidiaries 241712375
Changesintradereceivables,contract assets/liabilities 23666(15939)
Changesintradepayables 7684(3685)
Changesinotheraccrualsandprepayments (11597)813
Netcashflowfromoperatingactivities 10652940175
Cashflowsfrominvestmentactivities
Purchaseofproperty,plant&equipment& Intangibleassets (97681)(40900)
Loanstorelatedparty -250-6639
Investmentgrantsreceived 22561905
Netcashflowfrominvestmentactivities (95675)(45634)
Cashflowsfromfinancingactivities
Proceedsfromnewborrowings 15565045700
Transactioncostsattributabletoobtainingfinancing (544)0
Proceedsfrommerger 012803
Repaymentsonborrowings (121808)(23467)
Paymentofprincipalportionofleaseliabilities (14815)(11575)
Interestpaid (16192)(13348)
Proceedsfromcapitalincrease 9018318
Netcashflowfromfinancingactivities 1130910433
NETCASHFLOWFORTHEPERIOD 221634974
Effectofexchangeratefluctuationsoncashheld (232)416
Cashandcashequivalent01.01 2897523586
CashandCasheqiuvalents31.12 5090628975
Note1–Generalinformation
SoiltechASA(the'Company')isalimitedcompanydomiciledinNorway.TheregisteredofficeoftheCompanyis Koppholen25,4313,Sandnes,Norway.
TheCompanyisaninnovativetechnologycompanyspecializinginthetreatment,recyclingandsustainable handlingofcontaminatedwaterandsolidindustrialwastestreamsonsite.
TheCompanywaslistedonEuronextExpandon11.09.2024withthetickercode'STECH’andaspartofthelisting convertedintoapubliclimitedcompany(Nw.:"Allmennaksjeselskap").Thefinancialstatementsfortheyear ended31December2025wereapprovedandauthorizedforissueinaccordancewitharesolutionoftheboardof directorson14ndofApril2026.
Note2–Summaryofgeneralaccountingpolicies
Thegeneralaccountingpoliciesappliedinthepreparationofthefinancialstatementsaresetoutbelow.Specific accountingpoliciesrelatedtotheindividualareasinthefinancialstatementsaredescribedintherelevantnotes.
Basisforpreparation
ThefinancialstatementhasbeenpreparedinaccordancewithNorwegianAccountingActandassociated regulations,aswellasGenerallyAcceptedAccountingPrinciples(GAAP)inNorway.Thefinancialstatementis presentedinNorwegianKroner(NOK)andhavebeenroundedtothenearestthousandunlessotherwisestated. Asaresultofroundingadjustments,amountsandpercentagesmaynotadduptothetotal.
Thefinancialstatementsarepreparedonagoingconcernbasis.
Currency
Transactionsinforeigncurrenciesaretranslatedattherateapplicableonthetransactiondate.Monetaryitemsin aforeigncurrencyaretranslatedintoNOKusingtheclosingrateatthebalancesheetdate.
Thecashflowanalysis
Thecashflowanalysishasbeenpreparedaccordingtotheindirectmethod.
Note3–Revenues
Revenuerecognition
Overalldescriptionofcontractswithcustomers
TheGroup'srevenuemainlyderivesfromthesaleofservicesrelatedtofluidtreatment,solidwaste(cuttings) handling,cleaningservicesandotherrelatedservices,forcustomerswithintheoil&gasindustry.Thekey elementoftheservicedeliveriesisthedeploymentandoperationoftreatmentandhandlingequipmentatthe customer'ssite.Thecontractconsiderationiscomposedmainlyofagreeddailyratesforequipmentand personnel,respectively,andreimbursementofcostsplusamarkup.Ratesvarydependingonwhetherthe equipmentisinactiveuseduringongoingoperationsoronstandby,forexamplewhentheequipmentison locationbutnotinoperation.Costsofmobilizationanddemobilizationofequipmentandpersonnelarenormally recoveredthroughtheagreeddailyrates,exceptforsomecontracts,wherethesecostsarereimbursed separately.Suchreimbursementsare,however,generallynotmaterialinrelationtothetotalcontract consideration.Considerationisnormallyinvoicedmonthly,basedonactualdeliveries.
Accountingpolicies
Thecontractsareconsideredtoconsistofonlyoneperformanceobligation,whichissatisfiedovertime.Progress ismeasuredbasedonthetimetheSTTunitisavailabletoservicethecustomer.Inpractice,revenuebasedon dailyratesisthusrecognizedwiththeamountthattheCompanyhasarighttoinvoice.Asapractical simplificationbasedonmateriality,anyfeesassociatedwithmobilizationanddemobilizationarerecognized linearlyovertheperiodofthecontracttheyrelateto.Costofmobilizationisconsideredcosttofulfilacontract andarerecognizedasanassetwhenincurred.Theassetsaresubsequentlyamortizedoverthecontractperiod,as costofmaterialsandpersonnelexpenses.
Revenuesbyproductcategory
Revenuesbygeography Revenues
Thecompanyhasadefinedcontributionplanforitsemployees.TheGroup’sNorwegianentitiesareobligatedto followthestipulationsintheNorwegianMandatoryOccupationalPensionsAct.TheGroup'spensionscheme adherestotherequirements,assetintheAct.Paymentstodefinedcontributionpensionsareexpensedoverthe periodinwhichtheemployeesearntherighttothedeposit.
Specificationofpersonnelexpenses *Otherpersonnelexpensesincludeexpensesrelatedtoshare-basedpaymenttransactions.Pleaserefertonotes forConsolidationfinancialstatementforfurtherdetails.
Employees(FTE) PursuanttoSection6-16(b)ofthePublicLimitedLiabilityCompaniesActandapplicableregulations,SoiltechASA publishesaseparatemanagementremunerationreport,providingdetailedinformationonremunerationfor executivemanagementandtheboardofdirectors.Thisreportwillbepublishedimmediatelyaftertheannual generalmeetingon20May2026andwillcomplementthefigurespresentedbelow. InaccordancewiththecorporategovernancecoderecommendedbytheOsloStockExchange,thesalaryand benefitsformanagementarespecifiedinthetablebelow.
InconnectionwiththeCompany’slong-termshareincentiveplan,anincreaseinsocialsecuritycostsresultedina costofNOK2.5millionin2025(comparedtoasavingsofNOK1.1millionin2024).Asof31December2025,the correspondingliabilityamountedtoNOK1.9million(upfromNOK0.1millionthepreviousyear).Detailsofthe long-termincentiveplanareoutlinedintheguidelinesfordeterminingsalariesandotherremunerationfor executivemanagement.Theseguidelinesareavailableonthecompany’swebsite: https://soiltech.no/investor/#corporategovernancepolicy
2 Includescarallowance,insurance,freetelephone,etc.
3 Variablebonusesfor2025hasbeenaccruedforbutnotpaid.
Specificationofdepreciationandamortisation
Note6–Otheroperatingexpenses
Specificationofotheroperatingexpenses
(amountsinNOK1000)
Specificationofauditors’remuneration
(amountsinNOK1000)
Note7-MergerwithOceanteamASA SoiltechASAcompletedamergerwithOceanteamASAonSeptember11,2024.Themergerplanwassigned30 Mai2024andapprovedbythegeneralmeetingsoftherespectivecompanieson4July2024.Themainpurposeof themergerwastoachievealistingofSoiltechASAontheEuronextExpandmarketplace.
Aspartofthemerger,SoiltechASAissued527947newsharesasconsiderationtotheshareholdersof OceanteamASA.ThisconsiderationwasbasedonOceanteamASAhavingamarketvalueofNOK31.67millionat thedateofenteringintothemergeragreement.
Atthetimeofthemerger,OceanteamASAwasessentiallyanemptyshellcompanywithoutanyoperational activities.TheonlysignificantassetinthecompanywasacashbalanceofNOK19.1million.Therefore,the mergerhasbeenaccountedforasashare-basedpaymenttransactioninaccordancewithIFRS2.The measurementofthetransactionisbasedonthevalueofthesharesinOceanteamASAatthetransactiondate, whichwasSeptember11,2024.Atthistime,thesharesweretradedatNOK0.93,correspondingtoamarket valueforthecompanyofNOK30.8million.
ThedifferencebetweenthecashbalanceinOceanteamASA(NOK19.1million)andthefairvalueofthecompany isconsideredtoreflectthevalueofthestockexchangelisting,includingaccesstonewcapitalandrecognized
investors.Thisdifference,amountingtoNOK12,8million,hasbeenrecognizedasanexpenseinthefinancial statementsofSoiltechASAinthelineitem“ExpensesrelatedtoMerger&IPO”,asitdoesnotmeetthecriteriato berecognizedasanassetonthebalancesheet.
Inadditiontotheexpensesabove,SoiltechASAhasincurredvarioustransactioncostsinconnectionwiththe processofcompletingthemergerandsubsequentlistingonEuronextExpand,amountingtoNOK10.1millionin total.Ofthese,NOK5.3millionisconsideredincrementalcostsdirectlyattributabletotheequitytransactionand hasthereforebeenrecognizedasadeductionofequity,reducingthecapitalincreasefromthemerger.The remainingNOK5.0millionhasbeenrecognizedasanexpenseandisincludedinthelineitem«Expensesrelated toMerger&IPO»intheincomestatement.
Note8–Relatedparties Accountingpolicies
IntheParentcompany,thesubsidiariesandinvestmentsinanyassociatedcompanyarevaluedatcost.The investmentisvaluedatthecostoftheshares,lessanyimpairmentlosses.Animpairmentlossisrecognizedifthe impairmentisnotconsideredtemporary,inaccordancewithgenerallyacceptedaccountingprinciples. Impairmentlossesarereversedifthereasonfortheimpairmentlossisrectifiedinalaterperiod.
Dividends,Groupcontributionsandotherdistributionsfromsubsidiariesarerecognizedinthesameyearasthey arerecognizedinthefinancialstatementoftheprovider.Ifdividends/groupcontributionexceedswithheld profitsaftertheacquisitiondate,theexcessamountrepresentsrepaymentofinvestedcapital,andthe distributionwillbedeductedfromtherecordedvalueoftheacquisitioninthebalancesheetfortheparent company.
AnimpairmentlossonsharesinSorbwaterTechnologyASwasrecognized,amountingtoNOK24.2million(2024: NOK2.4million).
Subsidiaries Transactionswithrelatedparties
(amounts in NOK 1000)
PurchaseofservicesfromSoiltechOffshoreASSubsidiaryPurchaseofserv.146268101629 FundingofSorbwaterTechnologyASSubsidiaryFunding2508765 RentalofequipmentandpersonelltoSoiltechRomaniaSubsidiaryRentalincome507770 Total146518 110393
Outstandingbalanceswithgroupcompanies
(amounts in NOK 1000) RelationshipNatureofamount2025 2024
SorbwaterSubsidiary Fundingandgroup contribution(7504)(7754) SoiltechOffshoreServicesASSubsidiaryTradepayables(23920)(16662) SoiltechRomaniaS.R.LSubsidiaryRentalincome178290
Total (13595)(24416)
Interestexpensesonleases(9165)(4197) Interestexpensesonborrowings(8100)(7961) Lossonfinancialderivatives00 Impairmentofsharesinsubsidiaries(24171)(2375) Other140(80)
Note10–Incometax
Accountingpolicies Thetaxexpenseconsistsofthetaxpayableandchangestodeferredtax.Deferredtax/taxassetsarecalculatedon alldifferencesbetweenthebookvalueandtaxvalueofassetsandliabilities,withtheexceptionof:temporary differenceslinkedtogoodwillthatarenottaxdeductible.Temporarydifferences,bothpositiveandnegative, whichwillorarelikelytoreverseinthesameperiod,arerecordedasanetamount.
Deferredtaxassetsarerecognisedwhenitisprobablethatthecompanywillhaveasufficientprofitfortax purposesinsubsequentperiodstoutilizethetaxasset.Thecompaniesrecognizepreviouslyunrecognized deferredtaxassetstotheextentithasbecomeprobablethatthecompanycanutilizethedeferredtaxasset. Similarly,thecompanywillreduceadeferredtaxassettotheextentthatthecompanynolongerregardsitas probablethatitcanutilizethedeferredtaxasset.Deferredtaxanddeferredtaxassetsaremeasuredbasedon theexpectedfuturetaxratesapplicabletothecompaniesintheGroupwheretemporarydifferenceshavearisen basedontaxrates(andtaxlaws)thathavebeenenactedorsubstantivelyenactedbytheendofthereporting period.Deferredtaxanddeferredtaxassetsarerecognizedattheirnominalvalueandclassifiedasnon-current assetinvestments(non-currentliabilities)inthebalancesheet.
Specificationofincometaxexpense (amountsinNOK1000)
Profitbeforetax1766112500 Groupcontribution00 +/-Permanentdifferences250068440 +/-Changeintemporarydifferences(21395)(24071) -Carry-forwarddeficit(21273)3131 Basisforcalculatingtax(0) 0 Taxpayable22%(0)0 +/-Changesindeferredtax(14745)4579 Prioryeartaxcorrection0(216) Taxexpenseinthestatementofprofitandloss(14745) 4363 Taxpayableintaxexpense00
Taxpayableinthebalancesheet00
Intangibleassets00 PP&EAssetsandIntangible218057139386 Currentassets87126656 Non-currentassets00 Long-termliabilities(118076)(70288) Gain&lossaccount402503 Currentliabilities(12103)(660) Taxlossescarriedforward*(1591449)(1608582) Netdifference(1494457) (1532986) Taxreducingdifferenceswhichmaynotbenetted14947541604445
Totaltemporarydifferences297
Deferred
(asset)22%66
Taxlosscarryforward ThemergerbetweenSoiltechASAandOceanteamASAin2024wascarriedoutasatax-freemergerin accordancewithChapter11oftheNorwegianTaxAct.Themergerwascompletedwithtaxcontinuity,whereby alltaxpositionsinOceanteamASAweretransferredtoSoiltechASApursuanttoSection11-7oftheNorwegian TaxAct.
Aspartofthetransferredtaxpositions,ataxlosscarryforwardofapproximatelyMNOK1,604weretransferredto SoiltechASA.
Deferredtaxassetsrelatedtotaxlosscarryforwardsarerecognizedonlytotheextentthatitisprobablethat futuretaxableprofitswillbeavailableagainstwhichthetaxlossescanbeutilized,inaccordancewithIAS12. During2025,theCompanyreassessedtheexpectedutilizationoftaxlosseswithintheNorwegiantaxgroup. UnderNorwegiantaxrules,taxlossesintheparentcompanymustbeutilizedbeforetaxdeductionsforgroup contributionsareapplied.
Basedonthisreassessment,taxlosscarryforwardofMNOK109,6havebeenrecognizedinSoiltechASA,resulting inrecognitionofadeferredtaxassetofMNOK24,1.
TherecognitionreflectsareallocationofdeferredtaxassetswithintheNorwegiantaxgroup,wherethedeferred taxassetpreviouslyrecognizedinSorbwaterTechnologyAShasbeenreducedcorrespondingly.
Basedonanassessmentoffuturetaxableprofits,andthattheriskthatsomeofthelosscarriedforwardmightbe disallowedtheGrouphasrecogniseddeferredtaxassetlossescarriedforwardequivalenttothetaxlossesthat arisefromtheacquisitionofSorbwater.TheGroupwillnotrecogniseadditionaldeferredtaxassetbeforeitis confirmedthatthetaxauthoritieswillacceptthecontinuationoftheOceanteamlosscarriedforward.
IntheeventthatthetaxlosscarriedforwardfollowingtheOceanteamacquisitionweretobedisallowed,the companywillhavethepossibilitytooffsetanypayabletaxesthroughgroupcontributionstoSorbwater.
ReferenceismadetotheGroup’staxnoteforfurtherinformationregardingongoingtaxauditsrelatedtothe mergerwithOceanteamASAandtheacquisitionofSorbwaterTechnologyAS
Note11–Intangibleassets Accountingpolicies
Intangibleassetsmainlycomprisegoodwilloriginatingfrompreviousacquisitions.Goodwillisnotdepreciatedbut isinsteadsubjecttoannualimpairmenttesting.Otherintangibleassetsincludepatentsandsoftwarewhichare recognisedinaccordancewiththecostmethodanddepreciatedovertheirexpectedeconomiclifetime.
Property,plant&equipmentconsistsofsloptreatmentunits,equipmentforcuttingshandlingandswarfremoval, skipsandvariousotherequipment.Property,plant&equipmentarerecognizedinaccordancewiththecost methodanddepreciatedovertheirexpectedeconomiclifetime.
Investmentgrantsrecognizedinthetableaboveareaccountedforonanaccrualbasisandincludeamountsnot yetreceivedatyear-end.GrantsreceivedduringtheyearamountedtoNOK2.3million(2024:NOK1.9million) andispresentedinthestatementofcashflows.
Note13–Leases Accountingpolicies TheCompanyleasescertainoperatingequipmentwhichinturnisleasedtoourcustomers.TheCompanyhas substantiallyalltherisksandrewardsofownershipandtheleasesareclassifiedasfinancialleases.Financial leasesarecapitalizedattheinceptionoftheleaseatthelowerofthefairvalueoftheleasedassetorthepresent valueofthefutureminimumleasepayments.Eachleasepaymentisallocatedbetweenthecorresponding financialleaseliabilityandfinancechargestoachieveaconstantrateontheoutstandingliability.
Depreciationofassetsheldundercapitalleasesisreportedwithin“Depreciationandamortizationexpense”in theStatementofProfitandLoss.Thedepreciationpolicyforassetsheldunderfinancialleasesisconsistentwith thatforownedassetsandisdepreciatedoverestimatedeconomiclife. (amountsinNOK1000)
Overalldescriptionoftheleasesoftheparentcompany
Theparentcompanyprimarilyleasesfluidtreatmentunits(STT)andboattransfertanks(CRT).Theleasetermis usuallybetween4and10years.Itisexpectedthatthepurchaseoptionisexercisedandassuchtheassetis depreciatedovertheexpectedeconomiclifetime.
Specificationofright-of-useassets
Specificationofleaseliabilities
Contractualpaymentsonleases
Note14–Otherassetsandliabilities
Accountingpolicies
Non-currentassetsareassetsintendedforlong-termownershiporuse.Allotherassetsarecurrentassets. Receivablesthatfalldueforpaymentwithinoneyearshallnotbeclassifiedasnon-currentassets.Similarcriteria applytoliabilities.
Othercurrentassetsarerecordedinthebalancesheetatnominalvaluelessprovisionsforexpectedcreditlosses.
Othercurrentassets
Note15–Tradereceivables
Accountingpolicies
Tradereceivablesarerecognizedatanamountequaltothetransactionprice,lessprovisionsforexpectedcredit losses.TheGroupappliesthesimplifiedapproachtomeasuringexpectedcreditlosseswhichusesalifetime expectedlossallowanceforalltradereceivables.
Specificationoftradereceivables
Note16–Cashandcashequivalents
Accountingpolicies
Cashandcashequivalentscomprisemostlyordinarybankdeposits.Thestatementofcashflowsispreparedusing theindirectmethod.Interestincomeandexpensesarepresentedasinvestingandfinancingactivities, respectively.
Restrictedcash
Note17–Borrowings
Accountingpolicies
Borrowingsareinitiallyrecognizedatfairvalue,includingtransactioncostsdirectlyattributabletothe transaction,andaresubsequentlymeasuredatamortizedcost.Therehasnotbeenanymaterialtransactioncost duringtheyear.
InJuly2025,SoiltechsignednewfinancingagreementswithSpareBank1Sør-Norge,replacingexistingcredit facilitiestotallingNOK229million(borrowingsandleasing).EffectivefromQ32025,theagreementsincludean additionalNOK150millioninvestmentloanandaNOK30millionoverdraftfacility,increasingtotalavailable financingtoNOK409million.
Covenants
TheloanfacilitieswithSparebank1Sør-Norgehavethefollowingcovenants:
Thecovenantsaretestedquarterly,andprYear-end2025theCompanyisnotinbreachofwithanyofthe covenants. Othercurrentliabilities
Net-interestbearingdebt(NIBD)/Earningsbeforeinteresttaxes,depreciationandamortization(EBITDA) 12monthrolling<3.75
Bookequity>30%
Bankapprovalrequiredfordividendsorgroupcontributions
Specificationofborrowings–31.12.2024
Contractualpaymentsonborrowings–31.12.2025
Contractualpaymentsonborrowings–31.12.2024
Forloanswithfloatinginterestrates,theamountsabovearecalculatedusingthecurrentinterestrateperthe relevantyearend.
Carryingamountofassetspledgedassecurity
Note18–Sharecapitalandshareholderinformation
Sharecapitalandownershipstructure
Asof31December2025,thesharecapitaloftheparentcompany,SoiltechASA,amountstoNOK1,076,650.51 andconsistsof8,281,927ordinaryshares,eachwithanominalvalueofNOK0.13.Theincreaseinsharecapital duringtheperiodresultsfromtheexerciseof318,840shareoptions.Consequently,sharecapitalincreasedfrom NOK1,035,201on31December2024toNOK1,076,150.51on31December2025.
asof31.12.2025
ShareholdersNumberofsharesOwnershipinterest
BNPPARIBAS104577812.6%
DNBCARNEGIEINVESTMENTBANKAB6518597.9% WELLEXAS,AssociatedwithGlennÅsland(COO) 6088607.4%
KNATTENIAS,AssociatedwithJanErikTveteraas(CEO)6053257.3% HILDRAS5748476.9%
SKAGENKAIENINVESTERINGAS,AssociatedwithMonaH.S.Freuchen(BoardMember)5700006.9% TVETERAASINVESTAS5217106.3% KRISTIANROAS4366765.3% DNBBANKASA3690024.5% RIVERBORGB.V.AssociatedwithKarinGovaert(BoardMember)2400002.9% PIMAAS,AssociatedwithEirikFlatebø(BoardMember) 2200002.7% HAVNEBASEEIENDOMAS1934702.3% AVANZABANKAB1257331.5% PONDERUSINVESTAB1185601.4% GAVINRYDER780000.9% HOLSTENINVESTAS646700.8% DRAGESUNDINVESTAS600000.7% NIDALFATHIAALLABABIDI 585800.7% ALTOHOLDINGAS579900.7% NORDEABANKABP
IncludedinOthershareholdersare5000sharesownedbyboardmemberOlafSkrivervik,18000sharesowned byCFOToveVestlieand23940sharesownedbyChairmanDagSchjerven.Foreignownershipwas37,9%atyearend2025(2024:34,6%)
Note19–Financialriskandcapitalmanagement
Seeinformationinconsolidatedfinancialstatement.
Note20–Climaterisk
Seeinformationinconsolidatedfinancialstatement.
Note21–RemunerationtoseniorexecutivesandBoardofDirectors
Seeinformationinconsolidatedfinancialstatement.
Note22–Share-basedpaymenttransactions
Seeinformationinconsolidatedfinancialstatement.
Note23–Eventsafterthereportingperiod
Therearenoeventsotherthanbusinessactivityintheordinarycourseofbusinessafterthebalancesheetdateof anadjustingornon-adjustingnature.
To the General Meeting of Soiltech ASA Independent Auditor’s Report Report on the Audit of the Financial Statements Opinion We have audited the financial statements of Soiltech ASA, which comprise: the financial statements of the parent company Soiltech ASA (the Company), which comprise the balance sheet as at 31 December 2025, the statement of profit and loss,statement of changes in equity and statement of cash flows for the year endedand notes to the financial statements, including a summary of significant accounting policies, and the consolidated financial statements of Soiltech ASA and its subsidiaries (the Group), which comprise the statement of financial positionas at 31 December 2025, the statement of comprehensive income, statement of changes in equity and statement of cash flows for the year then ended, and notes to theconsolidatedfinancial statements, including material accounting policy information.
In our opinion
the financial statements comply with applicable statutory requirements, the financial statements give a true and fair view of the financial position of the Company as at 31 December 2025, and its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with the Norwegian Accounting Act and accounting standards and practicesgenerally accepted in Norway, and the consolidated financial statements give a true and fair view of the financial position of the Group as at 31 December 2025, and its financial performance and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with IFRS Accounting Standards as adopted by the EU.
Our opinion is consistent with our additional report to the Audit Committee.
Basis for Opinion
We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (ISAs). Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Statements section of our report. We are independent of the Company and the Group as required by relevant laws and regulations in Norway and the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants’ International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (including International Independence Standards) (IESBA Code) as applicable to audits of financial statements of public interest entities, and we have fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
To the best of our knowledge and belief, no prohibited non-audit services referred to in the Audit Regulation (537/2014) Article 5.1 have been provided.
We have been the auditor of Soiltech ASA for 4 yearsfrom the election by the general meeting of the shareholders on 31 March 2022 for the accounting year 2022.
Key Audit Matters Key audit matters are those matters that, in our professional judgment, were of most significance in our audit of the financial statements of the current period. These matters were addressed in the context of our audit of the financial statements as a whole, and in forming our opinion thereon, and we do not provide a separate opinion on these matters.
We have determined that there are no key audit matters to communicate in our report.
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Other Information The Board of Directors and the Managing Director (management) are responsible for the information in the Board of Directors’ report and the other information accompanying the financial statements. The other information comprises information in the annual report, but does not include the financial statements and our auditor’s report thereon. Our opinion on the financial statements does not cover the information in the Board of Directors’ report nor the other information accompanying the financial statements.
In connection with our audit of the financial statements, our responsibility is to read the Board of Directors’ report and the other information accompanying the financial statements. The purpose is to consider if there is material inconsistency between the Board of Directors’ report and the other information accompanying the financial statements and the financial statements or our knowledge obtained in the audit, or whether the Board of Directors’ report and the other information accompanying the financial statements otherwise appears to be materially misstated. We are required to report if there is a material misstatement in the Board of Directors’ report or the other information accompanying the financial statements. We have nothing to report in this regard.
Based on our knowledge obtained in the audit, it is our opinion that the Board of Directors’ report is consistent with the financial statements and contains the information required by applicable statutory requirements.
Our opinion on the Board of Directors' report applies correspondingly to the statement on Corporate Governance.
Responsibilities
of Management for the Financial Statements Management is responsible for the preparation of financial statements of the Company that give a true and fair view in accordance with the Norwegian Accounting Act and accounting standards and practices generally accepted in Norway, and for the preparation of the consolidated financial statements of the Group that give a true and fair view in accordance with IFRS Accounting Standards as adopted by the EU. Management is responsible for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
In preparing the financial statements, management is responsible for assessing the Company’s and the Group’s ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related to going concern. The financial statements of the Company use the going concern basis of accounting insofar as it is not likely that the enterprise will cease operations. The consolidated financial statements of the Group use the going concern basis of accounting unless management either intends to liquidate the Group or to cease operations, or has no realistic alternative but to do so.
Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Statements Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements as a whole are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with ISAs will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these financial statements.
As part of an audit in accordance with ISAs, we exercise professional judgment and maintain professional scepticism throughout the audit. We also:
identify and assess the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. We design and perform audit procedures responsive to those risks, and obtain audit evidence that is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion. The risk of not detecting a material misstatement resulting from fraud is higher than for one resulting from error, as fraud may involve collusion, forgery, intentional omissions, misrepresentations, or the override of internal control.
obtain an understanding of internal control relevant to the audit in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the Company's and the Group's internal control.
evaluate the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates and related disclosures made by management.
conclude on the appropriateness of management’s use of the going concern basis of accounting and, based on the audit evidence obtained, whether a material uncertainty exists related to events or conditions that may cast significant doubt on the Company's and the Group's ability to continue as a going concern. If we conclude that a
material uncertainty exists, we are required to draw attention in our auditor’s report to the related disclosures in the financial statements or, if such disclosures are inadequate, to modify our opinion. Our conclusions are based on the audit evidence obtained up to the date of our auditor's report. However, future events or conditions may cause the Company and the Group to cease to continue as a going concern.
evaluate the overall presentation, structure and content of the financial statements, including the disclosures, and whether the financial statements represent the underlying transactions and events in a manner that achieves a true and fair view.
obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence regarding the financial information of the entities or business activities within the Group to express an opinion on the consolidated financial statements. We are responsible for the direction, supervision and performance of the group audit. We remain solely responsible for our audit opinion.
We communicate with the Board of Directors regarding, among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and significant audit findings, including any significant deficiencies in internal control that we identify during our audit.
We also provide the Audit Committee with a statement that we have complied with relevant ethical requirements regarding independence, and to communicate with them all relationships and other matters that may reasonably be thought to bear on our independence, and where applicable, actions taken to eliminate threats or safeguards applied.
From the matters communicated with the Board of Directors, we determine those matters that were of most significance in the audit of the financial statements of the current period and are therefore the key audit matters. We describe these matters in our auditor’s report unless law or regulation precludes public disclosure about the matter or when, in extremely rare circumstances, we determine that a matter should not be communicated in our report because the adverse consequences of doing so would reasonably be expected to outweigh the public interest benefits of such communication.
Report on Other Legal and Regulatory Requirements Report on Compliance with Requirement on European Single Electronic Format (ESEF)
Opinion
As part of the audit of the financial statements of Soiltech ASA, we have performed an assurance engagement to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements included in the annual report, with the file name Soiltech_ASA-2025-12-31-1-en.zip, have been prepared, in all material respects, in compliance with the requirements of the Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/815 on the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF Regulation) and regulation pursuant to Section 5-5 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act, which includes requirements related to the preparation of the annual report in XHTML format, and iXBRL tagging of the consolidated financial statements.
In our opinion, the financial statements, included in the annual report, have been prepared, in all material respects, in compliance with the ESEF regulation.
Management’s Responsibilities
Management is responsible for the preparation of the annual report in compliance with the ESEF regulation. This responsibility comprises an adequate process and such internal control as management determines is necessary.
Auditor’s Responsibilities
For a description of the auditor’s responsibilities when performing an assurance engagement of the ESEF reporting, see: https://revisorforeningen.no/revisjonsberetninger
Stavanger, 14 April 2026
PricewaterhouseCoopers AS
Roy Henrik Heggelund
State Authorised Public Accountant