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Fenix Outdoor Q3 2026 earnings summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Executive summary
Q3 net sales rose to €217.7m from €206.4m; total income increased 3.7% to €220.1m, while EBITDA held at €46.9m.
Q3 net profit increased to €23.3m from €20.9m; B-share EPS rose to €1.65 from €1.50.
Nine-month total income rose 2.3% to €531.0m; EBITDA reached €73.7m, while operating profit was €28.6m versus €30.1m.
Financial highlights
Q3 profit before tax increased to €30.0m from €27.7m; financial expenses declined to €2.4m from €4.7m, including FX effects.
9M net profit rose to €15.1m from €10.9m and B-share EPS to €1.14 from €0.80; income tax expense fell to €7.8m from €11.1m.
9M operating cash flow was €12.0m versus €5.8m; cash at period-end was €41.6m versus €45.5m a year earlier.
Comparability: prior-year Q3 operating profit included €1.9m FX revaluation income; Q3 2026 Brands included a €0.7m Viomoda cost.
Outlook and guidance
Q4 remains difficult to predict due to weather and Christmas shopping; goods were delivered on time, but no Q4 outcome forecast was given.
Performance measures are underway, with changes beginning in January 2027; initial measures have already been implemented.
- Q2 revenue fell 2.8% with a wider net loss, but Nordic and North American markets showed resilience.FOI-B
Q2 2026 - Net sales rose 5.2% and net profit surged to €4.7M, led by strong Nordic performance.FOI-B
Q1 2026 - 2025 profit fell despite higher sales, with margin pressure and one-time costs impacting results.FOI-B
Q4 2025 - Q3 profit and sales improved year-over-year, but nine-month results declined slightly.FOI-B
Q3 2025 - Sales and profits declined in H1 2025, with market volatility and acquisitions shaping results.FOI-B
Q2 2025 - Sales and profit declined, but gross margin and liquidity improved; outlook cautiously positive.FOI-B
Q3 2024 - Sales and profit declined in Q2, but net cash and inventory position improved sharply.FOI-B
Q2 2024 - Net sales and profit fell in Q1 2025, but orderbooks and new acquisitions signal future optimism.FOI-B
Q1 2025 - Full-year income fell 6.8%, but strong cash flow supports a SEK 30.00 dividend per B-share.FOI-B
Q4 2024
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Frequently asked questions
The Kånken Originator
Regardless of where you live, you have probably seen Fjällräven’s iconic Kånken backpacks, and Fenix Outdoor is the less-known parent company. Fjällräven was founded in 1960 by Åke Nordin and became synonymous with experiencing nature in Sweden during the 1970s. The name Fjällräven, Arctic Fox in Swedish, honored the small and highly adaptable predator living in the Swedish mountains under demanding conditions. Fenix aims to make its products timeless, functional, and sustainable. Some of the company’s competitors include Björn Borg, RVRC Holding, and Lululemon.
An international group of outdoor brands
Fenix Outdoor Group is today an international group of outdoor brands, including, among others:
Naturkompaniet. Sweden’s leading retailer focused on outdoor life and travel products which has been a part of Fenix since 2001.
Tierra. Developer of technical and sustainable clothes for the long run. Also a part of Fenix since 2001.
Hanwag. The mountaineering and trekking footwear maker with over 100 years of experience. Part of Fenix since 2004.
Royal Robbins. Maker of enduring, classic outdoor clothing that works on the trail, at the office, and dinner. Part of Fenix since 2018.
In Q4 2022 Fenix sold one of their brands to Silva Sweden – Primus, with products such as portable stoves, lanterns, and fuel. A brand with a remarkable history as their products helped feed Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hilary on the world’s first ascent of Mount Everest in 1953.
Apart from their brands and manufacturers, the company has retail stores across Germany, Finland, Denmark, and the UK.
The Nordin family
Over the last decade and a half, Fenix has endured a remarkable growth. This performance is often attributed to the owner family, the Nordin's, who are still major shareholders. Martin Nordin, son of Åke Nordin, who founded Fjällräven in 1960, is Chairman of the Board and the company’s largest shareholder, holding over 50 percent of the votes. The top four shareholders are all part of the Nordin family.
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