Byggmax Group (BMAX) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
20 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q3 sales rose 7.1% YoY to SEK 2,088m on higher volumes and customer numbers; EBIT increased SEK 34m to SEK 292m, while net profit reached SEK 225m.
EBITA increased SEK 24m to SEK 296m and EBITA margin reached 14.2%; net debt excluding IFRS 16 fell to SEK 70m from SEK 196m YoY.
Strong financial position supported a share repurchase program of up to SEK 60m and a stronger customer-focused commercial agenda.
Financial highlights
Net sales were SEK 2,088m vs SEK 1,949m; like-for-like sales grew 5.1%, including a positive currency effect of 1.5 percentage points.
Gross profit rose SEK 48m; gross margin was 37.2% vs 37.4%. EBIT was SEK 292m vs SEK 258m, and EBIT margin was 14.0% vs 13.3%.
OpEx increased SEK 26m, or 8.3%; around 40% of the increase was currency-related, with the balance primarily reflecting commercial, marketing and IT investments.
Q3 net profit was SEK 225m vs SEK 191m; EPS was SEK 3.84 vs SEK 3.26. 9M net profit was SEK 317m vs SEK 241m.
9M net sales were SEK 5,230m, up 3.0%; like-for-like sales grew 1.6%, and gross margin was 36.1% vs 35.6%.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include stronger customer focus and commercial execution, improved assortment and store sales capability, and using customer insights, AI and technology to support profitable growth.
Most growth is expected from existing channels; three new Swedish stores are planned for 2027, with selective openings based on location potential.
Financial targets include annual sales growth of at least 5% over a business cycle, EBITA margin of at least 7%, and net debt excluding IFRS 16/EBITDA R12 no higher than 2.5x.
Maintain strong cash generation, cost control and scalability while balancing inventory availability with working-capital discipline.
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