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Surgical Science (SUS) Q2 2024 earnings summary

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Q2 2024 earnings summary

8 Jul, 2026

Executive summary

  • Net sales for Q2 2024 were SEK 212.5 million, down 2% year-over-year; Educational Products declined 13% while Industry/OEM grew 15%, with momentum improving late in the quarter, especially in Asia and Eastern Europe.

  • License revenues declined 11% in Q2 due to slower uptake from new entrants and no revenue from the da Vinci 5 rollout, but future opportunities remain.

  • CEO transition is underway, with Tom Englund set to take over in October 2024.

  • Organizational headcount increased to 265, with coverage in 60+ markets.

Financial highlights

  • Q2 2024 operating profit was SEK 33.4 million (margin 16%), down from SEK 47.5 million in Q2 2023; adjusted EBIT margin was 19% (down from 25%).

  • Net result for Q2 was SEK 28.6 million.

  • Gross margin for Q2 was 68%, stable year-over-year.

  • Cash and cash equivalents at June 30, 2024 were SEK 667.1 million, up from SEK 574.4 million a year earlier.

  • Cash flow from operating activities in H1 2024 was SEK 58.5 million, with a negative SEK 17 million impact from working capital due to increased inventory.

Outlook and guidance

  • Educational Products growth for 2024 is uncertain but achievable, depending on timing and closure of large tenders; pipeline visibility is strong.

  • Industry/OEM segment expected to continue growth, especially in robotic surgery, with confidence in license revenue recovery despite recent volatility.

  • License revenue from da Vinci 5 expected to materialize in 2025 as simulation is integrated in the broader rollout.

  • Company targets SEK 1.5 billion in sales and 40% adjusted EBIT margin by 2026.

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