Scandbook (SBOK) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
28 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Net sales for Q2 2026 increased by 38.7% year-over-year to 151.7 MSEK, mainly due to acquisitions.
EBITDA rose to 17.1 MSEK from 10.6 MSEK, and EBIT to 9.9 MSEK from 5.2 MSEK, reflecting improved operational performance.
Net income for Q2 was 7.8 MSEK, up from 4.1 MSEK, with EPS at 1.16 SEK (0.61 SEK).
Integration of Nørhaven Book A/S progressed as planned, focusing on harmonizing sales and production across Denmark, Sweden, and Lithuania.
The company maintained a strategic focus on expanding in Germany, UK, Benelux, and other markets.
Financial highlights
H1 2026 net sales reached 303.9 MSEK, up 34.5% year-over-year.
H1 EBITDA was 32.7 MSEK (24.6 MSEK), EBIT 18.4 MSEK (13.8 MSEK), and net income 14.0 MSEK (11.2 MSEK).
EPS for H1 was 2.08 SEK (1.66 SEK).
Net debt at period end was 64.1 MSEK, compared to a net cash position of -29.1 MSEK a year earlier.
Cash flow for H1 was 12.5 MSEK (–7.2 MSEK), with a cash balance of 47.5 MSEK.
Dividend of 18.6 MSEK paid to shareholders.
Outlook and guidance
Despite continued geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty, the company expects its expanded geographic presence and diversified production platform to support ongoing development.
No significant events occurred after the reporting period.
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