4C Group (4C) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
3 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Q3 net sales fell 7% YoY to SEK 67.3m from SEK 72.7m; lower costs narrowed the EBIT loss to SEK 6.1m from SEK 11.7m.
Transition priorities include converting the large order backlog into revenue, focusing on European defence, and improving cash conversion; North American sales conversion remained challenging.
Financial highlights
Q3 EBITDA improved to SEK 8.3m from -SEK 0.8m; EBIT margin improved to -9% from -16%.
Q3 net loss narrowed to SEK 4.3m from SEK 13.3m; EPS was SEK -0.09 versus SEK -0.33.
Q1–Q3 net sales were SEK 222.7m versus SEK 239.3m; EBITDA was SEK 25.5m versus SEK 16.3m and EBIT was -SEK 13.4m versus -SEK 14.7m.
Q1–Q3 net loss narrowed to SEK 7.1m from SEK 31.7m; net financial income was SEK 5.7m versus expense of SEK 22.6m, primarily reflecting FX effects.
Q3 software revenue was SEK 39.7m, 59% of sales; ARR rose 5% YoY to SEK 181.3m.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities are to capture sales opportunities, raise revenue, improve cash conversion, maintain cost discipline and advance product innovation and delivery.
Resilience remained on track to become cash-flow positive in 2026.
Medium-term targets: FX-adjusted organic net sales growth above 20% annually, software revenue above 70% of sales and EBIT margin of at least 20%.
The Board assesses financing as sufficient for the next 12 months based on facilities and the current forecast; liquidity is monitored and lender discussions continue.
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