Scandbook (SBOK) Q4 2024 earnings summary
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Q4 2024 earnings summary
5 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Net sales increased by 13.6% to SEK 113.6m in Q4 2024 and by 6.2% to SEK 416.8m for the full year compared to 2023.
EBITDA rose to SEK 16.7m in Q4 (SEK 11.6m) and SEK 49.7m for the year (SEK 41.5m).
EBIT reached SEK 11.0m in Q4 (SEK 9.1m) and SEK 28.2m for the year (SEK 24.4m).
Net income declined to SEK 9.3m in Q4 (SEK 13.2m) and SEK 23.2m for the year (SEK 26.0m), mainly due to higher tax costs.
Proposed dividend of SEK 2.25 per share plus an extra SEK 0.5 per share.
Financial highlights
Q4 EBITDA margin improved to 14.7% (11.6%); full-year EBITDA margin at 11.9% (10.6%).
EBIT margin in Q4 was 9.7% (9.1%); full-year EBIT margin 6.8% (6.2%).
Cash flow from operations was SEK 42.7m for the year; year-end cash position SEK 59.5m.
Net cash (excluding lease liabilities) at year-end was SEK 29.5m (SEK 21.1m).
Equity ratio increased to 80% (78%).
Outlook and guidance
Book markets showed signs of recovery, especially in children's and youth books across Europe.
Continued investment in sustainable technologies and digital solutions to meet customer needs.
Geographical expansion into Germany and the Netherlands to support long-term growth.
Demand for new book design trends, such as edge printing, expected to remain strong.
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