• Aker’s annual report outlines a portfolio focused on energy, digitalization and AI, real estate, and marine biotechnology, with increased activity in real estate and AI infrastructure during the year.
• In property, the company built positions via Aker Property Group in SBB, Public Property Invest, and Sveafastigheter, and highlighted Public Property Invest’s NOK 37.0 billion acquisition of a social infrastructure portfolio from SBB.
• In digital infrastructure, Aker established Aker Nscale as a 50/50 joint venture with Nscale and reported early commercial progress with partners including Microsoft and Nvidia.
• Portfolio simplification included the listing of Solstad Maritime and the subsequent wind-down of AMSC following an in-kind distribution of Solstad Maritime shares, while Philly Shipyard was delisted after significant dividends following its sale to Hanwha.
• For shareholder returns, the report states total shareholder return of 49.5% including a dividend of NOK 53 per share.

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