Nordic Flanges Group (NFGAB) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
20 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Revenue for April–June 2026 increased by 15.8% year-over-year to 69.8 MSEK, with EBITDA rising to 8.2 MSEK and a margin of 11.7%.
Net income for the quarter was 3.4 MSEK, a significant turnaround from -4.4 MSEK last year.
Strong order book and higher demand across all production units, with a positive outlook for the second half of 2026.
Cost reductions and efficiency measures have strengthened the balance sheet and improved profitability.
Financial highlights
Q2 2026 revenue: 69.8 MSEK (60.3), EBITDA: 8.2 MSEK (1.5), EBIT: 5.8 MSEK (-1.4), net income: 3.4 MSEK (-4.4).
H1 2026 revenue: 131.6 MSEK (123.2), EBITDA: 14.0 MSEK (4.9), EBIT: 9.3 MSEK (-1.0), net income: 5.2 MSEK (-4.4).
Operating cash flow for Q2: 6.1 MSEK (-1.7), H1: 8.2 MSEK (4.3).
Equity per share: 10.73 SEK (7.05), solidity: 21.5% (14.0%).
Net debt reduced to 37.6 MSEK (45.5), net debt/equity ratio improved to 1.5x (2.8x).
Outlook and guidance
Entering Q3 with a strong order book and higher order levels than previous years.
Continued focus on automation, efficiency, and investments in new technology to reduce environmental impact and raw material use.
Expectation of increased demand from key customers and new business opportunities in H2 2026.
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