Nilsson Special Vehicles (NILS) Q1 2026 earnings summary
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Q1 2026 earnings summary
29 Apr, 2026Executive summary
Order intake rose to 20 vehicles (40,549 KSEK), up from 8 vehicles (10,257 KSEK) year-over-year.
Net sales decreased by 35% to 31,319 KSEK compared to the same quarter last year due to delayed deliveries from component shortages.
EBITDA was 533 KSEK, down from 839 KSEK year-over-year.
Result after tax was -144 KSEK, compared to 87 KSEK in the prior year.
Order backlog remains strong, covering nearly the entire business year.
Financial highlights
Net sales: 31,319 KSEK (down from 47,951 KSEK year-over-year).
EBITDA: 533 KSEK (down from 839 KSEK year-over-year).
Result after tax: -144 KSEK (down from 87 KSEK year-over-year).
Cash flow from operations: -6,537 KSEK (prior year: -5,356 KSEK).
Liquidity at period end: 24 KSEK (prior year: 134 KSEK).
Outlook and guidance
Delayed deliveries expected to be realized in coming quarters, supporting future revenue and earnings.
Demand remains strong, with new framework agreements signed for up to 40 ambulances.
Ongoing product development, including a new electric hearse and initiatives to increase recurring revenue.
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