Storskogen Group (STOR) SEB Nordic Seminar presentation summary
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SEB Nordic Seminar presentation summary
19 Jan, 2026Business overview and strategy
Operates as an international group acquiring and developing small and medium-sized businesses, with 160 business units and ~11,000 employees across industry, trade, and services sectors.
Focuses on companies with strong cash flows, long-term potential, and compounding growth opportunities, both organically and through acquisitions.
Targets sustainable growth in an evergreen market, aiming for 15% annual EBITA growth, leveraging a large pool of potential acquisition targets in Europe.
Business model emphasizes long-term perspective, decentralization, active ownership, and financial governance to drive diversification and resilience.
Growth journey includes foundational growth, hypergrowth, systematic growth, and a future focus on capital allocation and operational consolidation.
Segment performance and portfolio
Services segment includes 54 business units in 12 markets, exposed to trends like urbanization, sustainability, and digitalization, with ~3,100 employees.
Trade segment operates 25 business units in 12 markets, focusing on professional and consumer products aligned with health and lifestyle trends, employing ~2,100 people.
Industry segment comprises 35 business units in 23 markets, with ~4,800 employees, targeting automation, digitalization, and sustainability.
Portfolio includes market leaders in various sectors, with the ten largest business units generating significant sales and holding top market positions.
Financials and capital allocation
Last twelve months (LTM) sales reached SEK 33bn, with LTM EBITA of SEK 3.2bn and solid operational cash flow, though cash flow is seasonal.
Debt amortization has been prioritized, with most capital allocated to debt reduction and a focus on free cash flow after leasing.
Capital allocation supports both organic and acquired growth, with investments in new platforms, add-ons, and business units.
High exposure to Sweden and cyclical businesses impacts organic growth and volatility.
Latest events from Storskogen Group
- 2025 saw 3% lower sales, stable margins, resumed M&A, and a strong outlook for 2026.STOR
Q4 202510 Feb 2026 - Divestment of nine units drives profitability, with SEK 920m impairments and future upside.STOR
Investor Update3 Feb 2026 - Q2 margin held at 9.7% as divestments and impairments drove a net loss but cash flow stayed strong.STOR
Q2 20241 Feb 2026 - Q3 saw margin gains, organic growth, and strong liquidity, with leverage and credit outlook improved.STOR
Q3 202416 Jan 2026 - Targets 15% EBITDA/EBITA CAGR, >10% margin, and global growth with a resilient, decentralized model.STOR
CMD 202412 Jan 2026 - Record Q4 cash flow and margin gains set the stage for growth and resumed M&A in 2025.STOR
Q4 202423 Dec 2025 - Margin and cash flow gains offset lower sales, positioning for resumed acquisitions.STOR
Q1 202524 Nov 2025 - Margins improved to 10% despite lower sales, with debt reduced and acquisitions resuming.STOR
Q2 202523 Nov 2025 - Q3 2025 delivered stable sales, strong cash flow, and sharply higher profit and EPS.STOR
Q3 20255 Nov 2025