Byggmax Group

Byggmax reported a Q2 sales increase of 2.9% to SEK 2.26bn, slightly beating analysts’ estimates. Like‑for‑like sales grew 1.4%, operating profit was SEK 267m and net profit rose year‑on‑year. The company cites a high gross margin, strict cost control and strong operational execution as drivers of improved profitability and declines to give specific quarterly or full‑year forecasts. » More on de.investing.com

Byggmax reports net sales of SEK 880m for Q1 2026, missing analyst expectations; EBIT declined slightly to -127m SEK and the EBITA margin was -14%. On a rolling 12-month basis the EBITA margin improved to 5.7% and operating cash flow rose to SEK 815m. Net debt fell by SEK 254m to SEK 510m, bringing the net debt/EBITDA ratio down from 1.8x to 1.1x and materially increasing financial flexibility. Management highlights operational efficiency, customer initiatives and a focus on the peak season as means to return to profitable growth. » More on de.investing.com

Byggmax reported a 5.3% decline in Q1 revenue to SEK 888m, missing analysts' expectation of SEK 947m, after which the share price fell by around 2.5%. The EBITDA margin improved to 5.7% (prior year 4.5%), the company reduced net debt to SEK 510m and shows strong cash flow. Revenue was weighed down by seasonal effects and poor weather; management continues to focus on purchasing optimization, digital measures and assortment expansion to strengthen margins. » More on de.investing.com

Byggmax reports net sales of SEK 6,133m for fiscal year 2025 (+2.5%) and an EBITA of SEK 361m, lifting the EBITA margin to 5.9%. The company plans a dividend of SEK 1.65 per share, more than double last year, and reduced net debt to SEK 354m. Byggmax attributes the earnings improvement to measures on customer experience, volume increases and operational excellence, while facing fluctuating consumer confidence and inflationary pressure. For 2026, management is focusing on sales growth within the existing infrastructure with strict cost discipline. » More on de.investing.com

Byggmax reported a 7.8% decline in revenue for Q3 2025 to SEK 1,965 million, missing market expectations for both sales and EPS, whereupon the stock plunged about 14.5% in pre-market trading. The EBITDA margin improved markedly to 14% and net debt fell below SEK 200 million, bringing leverage down to 0.4x. Management aims to boost sales through operational efficiency, closer customer engagement and expansion of the store network, but sees risks from weak consumer confidence, competitive pressure and supply-chain factors. » More on de.investing.com