eWork Group (EWRK) Q3 2025 earnings summary
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Q3 2025 earnings summary
19 Feb, 2026Executive summary
Net sales for Q3 were SEK 2,990M, down 7% year-over-year, mainly due to weaker demand in Sweden and consultancy freezes at large clients.
Gross margin improved to 4.2% from 4% year-over-year, driven by growth in add-on services and higher contract margins.
Strategic investments in digitalization, automation, and AI are ongoing, with a new digital platform operational across the Nordics and further rollout planned.
Expansion into Germany is planned for 2026, with Belgium operations recently established.
Daniel Almgren appointed as new CEO, effective November 3, 2025.
Financial highlights
EBIT for Q3 was SEK 28M, down 29% year-over-year from SEK 39M, impacted by restructuring and group conference costs totaling SEK 6.3M.
Order intake for Q3 was approximately SEK 2,970M, down 7% year-over-year, with notable declines in Denmark and Finland.
Earnings per share after dilution for Q3 was SEK 0.91, down from SEK 1.49 year-over-year.
Cash flow from operating activities was negative SEK 83.2M in Q3, mainly due to working capital changes.
Equity/assets ratio was 7.8% for Q3.
Outlook and guidance
No clear signs of short-term market recovery; consultancy freezes and cost reductions at large clients expected to persist through year-end.
Continued focus on profitable growth, cost adaptation, and leveraging automation and AI for scalability.
Scalability benefits anticipated over time, with a need for higher volumes and a broader client base to drive profitability.
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