Diadrom (DIAH) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q3 revenue was SEK 6.7m and EBIT loss SEK 1.7m; automotive assignments won late in Q2 began near quarter-end, limiting their Q3 contribution.
A strategic review is underway to explore growth, new business areas and further cost reductions to broaden routes to profitability.
The new lease reduced fixed premises costs, while management entered Q4 with more active assignments and a lower fixed-cost base.
Financial highlights
Q3 revenue SEK 6.7m vs SEK 9.6m YoY, down 30.5%; EBIT was -SEK 1.7m vs -SEK 0.8m and net income -SEK 1.6m vs -SEK 0.6m.
Q3 EPS was -SEK 0.15 vs -SEK 0.08 YoY; EBIT margin was -24.2% vs -7.7%.
9M revenue was SEK 23.6m vs SEK 35.4m; EBIT was -SEK 5.2m vs -SEK 1.4m and net income -SEK 5.1m vs -SEK 1.0m.
9M EPS was -SEK 0.47 vs -SEK 0.14; EBIT margin was -21.9% vs -3.8%.
Q3 costs fell SEK 2.0m YoY to SEK 8.5m; subcontractor costs declined SEK 2.4m to SEK 3.0m.
Outlook and guidance
Q4 revenue is expected to remain low, although signs point to stronger demand in prioritized areas.
Automotive assignments won late in Q2 started in late September, with full effect expected from Q4.
Priorities are higher utilization, new automotive and defense/security assignments, and stronger profitability through product-oriented and system-oriented business.
Management is maintaining a cautious stance while pursuing growth with more assignments underway and a lower fixed-cost base entering Q4.
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