Electrolux B

The Electrolux B share rose 23.4% to 30.4 SEK after Q2 figures, marking the strongest one-day gain in about 19 years. Adjusted operating profit was 1.20 billion SEK, well above analysts' expectation of 617 million SEK, supported by 1.4 billion SEK in cost savings. Additional positive effects came from a US customs rebate (34 million USD) and a pension adjustment (174 million SEK), while one-off restructuring costs of 2.2 billion SEK weighed on the reported net result. Organic sales grew 2%, driven by EMEA, APAC and Latin America, while North America remained weaker. » More on de.investing.com

Electrolux has filed claims of about $88 million with the US customs authority as part of the second phase of the refund process. The claims relate to duties imposed under the IEEPA, which the US Supreme Court declared unconstitutional in February 2026. The company expects a positive one‑off impact of roughly $61 million on the North America operating result for 2025 and a further approximately $27 million as part of cost of sales for Q1 2026, to be reported in Q2 2026. Electrolux will publish its interim report for Q2 2026 on July 29, 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Electrolux has set the subscription price for the planned rights issue at 16.75 SEK per share, with an expected gross proceeds of 9,062 million SEK (about 975.96 million USD). The price applies to A and B shares; the proceeds are intended to support the group’s restructuring. The issue is fully underwritten, while Electrolux aims to improve profitability by focusing more on the premium segment. » More on de.investing.com