Fagerhult (FAG) Corporate presentation summary
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Corporate presentation summary
17 Feb, 2026Company overview and strategy
Operates in 27 countries with over 4,000 employees and 13 brands, organized into four business areas: Collection, Premium, Professional, and Infrastructure.
Focuses on high-quality professional lighting solutions, covering nearly all professional lighting applications globally.
Vision is to enhance the world with light, with a mission to deliver circular, climate-positive lighting solutions that improve lives.
Core values emphasize curiosity, collaboration, and aiming higher to drive innovation and sustainability.
80 years of experience, with a history rooted in Sweden and a portfolio of leading lighting brands.
Financial performance and targets
Net sales for 2024 reached 8,305 MSEK, with a target of 10% average annual growth.
Operating margin target is above 10%, with a long-term goal to distribute 40-60% of annual net profits to shareholders.
Q2 2025 order intake was 1,952 MSEK, net sales 2,027 MSEK, and operating margin before IAC at 7.3%.
YTD 2025 order intake was 6,084 MSEK, net sales 5,815 MSEK, and operating margin before IAC at 7.1%.
Financial development shows steady growth in net sales and operating profit from 2019 to 2024.
Business areas and market presence
Collection focuses on architectural applications; Premium targets offices, education, healthcare, and retail; Professional serves selected applications; Infrastructure addresses critical infrastructure and industry.
2024 net sales by business area: Collection 3,842 MSEK, Premium 2,836 MSEK, Professional 1,066 MSEK, Infrastructure 836 MSEK.
Top three player in the European professional lighting market, with a highly fragmented market landscape.
Application areas include offices, education, healthcare, retail, hospitality, culture, urban spaces, streets, critical infrastructure, and logistics.
Latest events from Fagerhult
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Q4 202517 Feb 2026 - Q2 2024 delivered growth in sales and orders, with strong margins and robust renovation market momentum.FAG
Q2 20243 Feb 2026 - Restructuring and smart lighting drive margin recovery amid softer Q3 and regulatory tailwinds.FAG
Q3 202418 Jan 2026 - Record order intake and Trato TLV deal offset lower sales; cost cuts to boost future margins.FAG
Q1 202527 Dec 2025 - Sales and profit fell, but cash flow and cost actions support margin gains for 2025.FAG
Q4 202423 Dec 2025 - Profitability fell on lower sales, but cost cuts and acquisitions support future growth.FAG
Q2 202516 Nov 2025 - Q3 2025 sales rose 5.6% as order intake stabilized, but margins and profits declined.FAG
Q3 202527 Oct 2025