Nimbus Group (BOAT) Q1 2025 earnings summary
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Q1 2025 earnings summary
27 Dec, 2025Executive summary
Q1 2025 net sales declined 13% year-over-year to SEK 300 million, with Commercial Sales down and Retail Sales up, reflecting a challenging market and tariff-driven uncertainty.
EBITA/EBITDA was -13 million SEK, a slight improvement from -14 million SEK last year, with OPEX reduced to 50 million SEK.
Order intake was SEK 334 million, below last year, with a strong start but a soft March impacting results.
Rights issue completed in January 2025 raised SEK 345 million after costs, strengthening liquidity and the balance sheet.
CEO Jan-Erik Lindström announced intention to retire during 2025, with succession planning underway.
Financial highlights
Net sales for Q1 2025 were SEK 300 million, down from SEK 344 million in Q1 2024; Commercial Sales: SEK 244 million (down 17%), Retail Sales: SEK 56 million (up 15%).
EBITA/EBITDA loss of SEK 13 million, improved from SEK 14 million loss last year; EBITA margin: -4.2% (Q1 2024: -4.0%).
Operating cash flow in Q1 was SEK -127 million, down from SEK -90 million, mainly due to higher receivables and inventory.
Gross margin held steady at 12.3%, still impacted by under-absorption from low production volumes and inventory reduction campaigns.
OPEX reduced by 12% to SEK 50 million, reflecting cost savings and targeted investments.
Outlook and guidance
Market remains unpredictable due to tariffs, global economic uncertainty, and cautious customer behavior, with a weaker outlook than estimated at year-end 2024.
Inventory release expected to take longer than previously forecast, with significant reductions anticipated but timing uncertain.
Retail Sales show positive momentum with increased order intake and highest orderbook since Q1 2023.
Financial targets remain unchanged, though current performance lags behind.
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