Sweden · Delayed Price · Currency is SEK 4C Group AB Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Q1 2026 saw lower revenue and a negative result due to delayed deals and market turbulence, but strong order intake in Defense and a record order book signal future growth. Cost reductions and a strategic shift to Defense are expected to improve profitability from Q2.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Q4 and full-year results showed stable net sales, strong ARR growth, and a profitable close despite U.S. delays and currency headwinds. Defense and expert services segments performed well, while resilience underwent major cost reductions. Focus for 2026 is on European growth and contract asset conversion.
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Q3 2025 saw lower-than-expected revenue due to North American delays and EMEA seasonality, but defense and expert services showed resilience. A strategic shift will reduce OPEX by SEK 40 million, focusing on core defense markets, with cost savings realized by Q1 2026.
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Q2 saw record sales and strong year-on-year growth, especially in defense, with improved EBIT margin and robust order intake. AI integration advanced, and management expects a strong second half with improved cash flow and profitability.
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Q1 2025 saw 19% year-over-year net sales growth to SEK 91 million and a 10% EBIT margin, with a strong order book and recurring revenue. Major defense contracts and record Expert Services performance offset global uncertainties and cash flow challenges.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Q4 saw strong net sales and EBIT margin, with key contracts signed in core markets and continued investment in AI. Operational efficiency improved, costs stabilized, and a major SEK 90 million contract was secured for delivery over four years.
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Q3 saw strong growth in North America with major contract wins and improved EBIT margin, while organizational restructuring and a shift to COTS software are driving operational efficiency and recurring revenue. Cash flow is stabilizing, and positive momentum is expected into Q4.
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Q2 results were impacted by North American contract delays, leading to a negative EBIT margin, but management expects improvement as negotiations conclude and demand grows in international and defense markets. Organizational restructuring and investments in innovation position the company for a stronger H2 2024.