Scandbook (SBOK) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q3 net sales rose 45.1% YoY to SEK 164.4m, largely due to acquisitions; EBIT increased to SEK 9.3m from SEK 8.4m.
Sales growth was strong in Germany and Denmark, while machinery failures at the Klaipėda bindery disrupted production, delayed deliveries and pressured profitability.
Financial highlights
Q3 revenue was SEK 164.4m (113.3m), EBITDA SEK 17.0m (13.5m), EBIT SEK 9.3m (8.4m) and net income SEK 7.4m (7.1m).
Q3 EPS was SEK 1.10 (1.05); EBIT margin declined to 5.6% from 7.4% YoY.
9M revenue rose 38.0% to SEK 468.3m; EBITDA was SEK 49.7m (38.1m), EBIT SEK 27.7m (22.2m) and net income SEK 21.5m (18.2m).
9M EPS was SEK 3.18 (2.70); EBITDA included a SEK 2.4m positive effect from a lower earn-out for the Danish unit.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities are to strengthen market position in Germany and other European markets, improve reliability and efficiency across three production sites, and align capacity with customer needs.
Investments to improve production reliability, processes and capacity are under evaluation, subject to long-term competitiveness and financial conditions.
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