NGS Group (NGS) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
5 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Q3 revenue grew 9% YoY to SEK 74M, the first quarterly growth since Q1 2023; EBITA improved to SEK 2.8M from SEK 0.9M.
Profitability and operating cash flow improved, with positive net income in Q3 and across Jan–Sep after a loss in the prior-year period.
Financial highlights
Q3 revenue was SEK 74.4M vs SEK 68.2M; EBIT and EBITA were both SEK 2.8M vs SEK 0.9M.
Q3 net income was SEK 2.6M vs SEK 0.4M; EPS was SEK 0.10 vs SEK 0.01.
Jan–Sep revenue was SEK 211.1M vs SEK 215.8M; EBIT and EBITA were SEK 7.6M vs SEK 0.9M.
Jan–Sep net income was SEK 6.8M vs a SEK 1.0M loss; EPS was SEK 0.28 vs a SEK 0.04 loss.
Operating cash flow was SEK 0.8M in Q3 vs negative SEK 3.2M; Jan–Sep was SEK 8.2M vs negative SEK 11.1M.
Outlook and guidance
Financial targets: 10% revenue growth over time, 4% EBITA margin, net debt/equity at or below 50%, and dividends of 40–50% of after-tax earnings subject to financial position.
Management expects to be able to repay the remaining owner loan during the coming year.
Latest events from NGS Group
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Q4 2023 - EBITA and net profit surged in Q2 as Human Capital gained market share and efficiency improved.NGS
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Q1 2026 - EBITA turned positive in 2025, but goodwill write-down led to a net loss and no dividend.NGS
Q4 2025 - Q3 sales dropped 18% but EBITA improved; new CEO and Human Capital brand launched.NGS
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Q3 2024 - Sharp revenue decline and heavy losses in H1 2024; cost cuts and new deals target recovery.NGS
Q2 2024 - EBITA improved despite a 20% sales drop, driven by cost control and business divestment.NGS
Q1 2025