Sweden · Delayed Price · Currency is SEK Ratos AB Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Solid Q1 with 3.4% sales growth, 21% EBITDA increase, and 81% EPS growth, driven by strong industrial product performance and strategic portfolio focus. Margin headwinds in technical consulting and automation investments are being managed, with positive outlook for Q2.
Fiscal Year 2025
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2025 was a transformative year with major divestments, restructuring, and strategic acquisitions, leading to improved Q4 sales and EBITDA despite ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty. Key contracts and a strong order backlog support a positive outlook for 2026.
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Earnings and EBITDA margins improved year-over-year, driven by efficiency gains and strong product solutions, despite a 9% sales decline from structural changes. Cash flow tripled, leverage remains low, and M&A activity is focused on profitable add-ons.
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Organic growth and improved EBITDA margins were achieved despite a subdued market, with strategic divestments and restructuring driving profitability and stability. Plantasjen's store closures boosted margins, and capital allocation flexibility remains high.
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Record quarter with adjusted EBITDA up 32% year-over-year, driven by strong performance across all business areas and successful restructuring efforts. Net sales declined 4% due to discontinued operations, but order intake and cash conversion remain robust.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Q4 and full year 2024 saw strong adjusted EBITDA growth and robust cash flow, despite weak markets and significant one-offs. Construction and industrial services outperformed, while consumer lagged due to restructuring. Dividend raised to SEK 1.35 per share.
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Q3 2024 delivered strong cash flow and resilient EBITDA despite a 6% sales decline and currency headwinds. Major structural moves included the Knightec-Semcon merger and Plantasjen restructuring, while Industry and Product Solutions segments posted robust EBITDA growth.
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EBITDA and margins improved despite a 9% sales decline, driven by strong order intake and operational efficiency. Construction and services outperformed expectations, while Plantasjen underperformed but continues cost-saving efforts. Leverage and net debt decreased, with robust cash flow.