ISS A/S Capital Markets Day 2026 Highlights Strategy and Growth
ISS A/S held its 2026 Capital Markets Day on 14 September in Hellerup, Copenhagen. Group CEO Kasper Fangel and members of the executive management team attended, alongside analysts from Danske Bank, Morgan Stanley, SEB, Nordea, Berenberg, Bank of America, UBS, RBC, Jefferies, ABG Sundal Collier and ODDO BHF.
Head of Group Investor Relations Michael Vitfell-Rasmussen opened the event by outlining its purpose: to present ISS A/S’s strategy, progress to date and future ambitions. The meeting also gave investors an opportunity to question management and learn more about how ISS A/S creates value for customers.
The available transcript contains only the opening remarks and does not disclose new financial targets, earnings figures, acquisitions or operational guidance. ISS A/S is a global workplace and facilities services company. The event may provide further detail on corporate strategy and growth plans as the full presentation and question-and-answer session become available.
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