Scandbook (SBOK) Q2 2024 earnings summary
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Q2 2024 earnings summary
13 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Net sales for Q2 2024 increased by 2.6% to SEK 98.1m compared to Q2 2023, with EBIT rising to SEK 5.7m from SEK 2.5m.
Strong demand for pocket books, especially driven by export growth to the US, contributed to the quarter's performance.
Digital print technology upgrades improved efficiency, reduced paper waste, and lowered maintenance costs.
A new decorative book edge printing service was launched, targeting trends among younger readers.
Financial highlights
Q2 2024 EBITDA was SEK 11.0m (Q2 2023: SEK 7.6m); EBIT was SEK 5.7m (Q2 2023: SEK 2.5m); net income was SEK 4.6m (Q2 2023: SEK 1.6m).
H1 2024 net sales were SEK 195.9m (H1 2023: SEK 196.3m); EBITDA SEK 20.1m (H1 2023: SEK 16.9m); EBIT SEK 9.6m (H1 2023: SEK 6.9m); net income SEK 7.4m (H1 2023: SEK 5.0m).
Q2 2024 EPS was SEK 0.68 (Q2 2023: SEK 0.24); H1 2024 EPS was SEK 1.10 (H1 2023: SEK 0.75).
Cash flow for Q2 2024 was SEK 3.1m (Q2 2023: SEK 3.9m); cash at period end was SEK 51.7m (Q2 2023: SEK 50.1m).
Dividend of SEK 15.2m paid to shareholders during H1 2024.
Segment performance
Sweden segment Q2 2024 net sales: SEK 23.5m; EBITDA: SEK 1.2m; EBT: SEK 14.3m.
Lithuania segment Q2 2024 net sales: SEK 74.9m; EBITDA: SEK 9.3m; EBT: SEK 5.9m.
Export sales, especially to the US, were a key growth driver in Q2.
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