Green Cargo (GC) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q3 revenue rose to 932 MSEK from 911 MSEK; operating income reached 73 MSEK from a loss of 34 MSEK, while organic operating income improved to 7 MSEK from a loss of 81 MSEK.
Net income was 47 MSEK versus a loss of 48 MSEK; management cited cost-base adaptation, more efficient production and improved resource utilization.
Organic operating income was positive for a second consecutive quarter; operating income was positive for four consecutive quarters.
Financial highlights
Q3 revenue increased to 932 MSEK from 911 MSEK; transport volumes were 10% higher YoY, partly reflecting weather-related disruption in the comparison period.
Q3 operating income was 73 MSEK versus -34 MSEK; net income was 47 MSEK versus -48 MSEK, and EPS was SEK 23.62 versus -SEK 24.01.
9M revenue was 3,099 MSEK versus 3,012 MSEK; operating income was 226 MSEK versus -66 MSEK, and net income was 157 MSEK versus -100 MSEK.
9M operating cash flow rose to 249 MSEK from 74 MSEK; total cash flow was 35 MSEK versus -46 MSEK.
Environmental compensation added 66 MSEK to Q3 operating income and 207 MSEK in 9M; excluding this, organic operating income was 7 MSEK and 19 MSEK, respectively.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities are to convert improved efficiency and delivery reliability into profitable growth by optimizing production, using available capacity and pursuing profitable transport volumes.
Intensified sales efforts target profitable business; shorter lead times, higher reliability and a competitive cost position are intended to strengthen the offer to industrial transport buyers.
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