Sveaskog (SVEA) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
17 Jul, 2026Executive summary
Revenue declined by 9% year-over-year to 2,226 MSEK in Q2 2026, mainly due to a 12% drop in timber prices, while delivery volumes increased by 2%.
Operating profit fell 42% to 431 MSEK in Q2, primarily from lower timber prices; net profit rose 45% to 483 MSEK due to positive revaluation of biological assets.
For H1 2026, revenue was 4,348 MSEK (-9% YoY), operating profit 1,109 MSEK (-30%), and net profit 1,370 MSEK (+181%), supported by a 343 MSEK gain from property sales.
The company continues to focus on core business, divesting non-core assets and investing in innovation and sustainability.
Financial highlights
Q2 2026 net sales: 2,226 MSEK (2,454), operating profit: 431 MSEK (740), net profit: 483 MSEK (334).
H1 2026 net sales: 4,348 MSEK (4,779), operating profit: 1,109 MSEK (1,579), net profit: 1,370 MSEK (488).
Earnings per share for H1: 11.57 SEK (4.12).
Cash flow from operations: 1,389 MSEK (946) for H1.
Real estate sales contributed 343 MSEK to profit in H1.
Outlook and guidance
Market conditions remain challenging with weak demand and pressured margins in the timber and pulp sectors; recovery not expected before 2027.
The company aims to further streamline operations, focus on core business, and pursue new business opportunities in renewable energy and land management.
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