Hoist Finance AB

Hoist Finance reports a Q3 pre-tax profit of SEK 349m (−4%), net profit of SEK 284m (+16%) and a return on equity of 17.6% (vs. 15.8%). Revenues fell 3% to SEK 1,051m, the investment portfolio grew to SEK 31.6bn (+4%) with investments of SEK 2.4bn (−48%). CET1 ratio is 12.21%, NSFR 142%, and the firm is seeking Specialized Debt Restructurer (SDR) status, with confirmation expected in connection with the Q4 report; this would increase CET1 by about 2.5–3 percentage points. Hoist plans a portfolio target of SEK 36bn by end-2026 and expects roughly 25% higher investment activity after receiving SDR; the shares closed at SEK 97.05 (−1.96%). » More on de.investing.com

Hoist Finance reports a pre-tax profit of SEK 349 million for Q3 2025 (versus SEK 363 million in Q3 2024), operating profit growth of 13% and a return on equity of 17.6%. Portfolio value rose 9% to SEK 32 billion with portfolio investments of SEK 2.4 billion. The company expanded into Finland and plans to launch euro deposit platforms in Germany; the share price fell about 1.96% as a result. Hoist targets a portfolio of SEK 36 billion by end-2026 and expects, after notification of SDR status in February 2026, a CET1 increase of 2.5–3% as well as higher investment volumes. » More on de.investing.com

In the second quarter of 2025, Hoist Finance reported a decline in pre-tax profit to SEK 310 million, but demonstrated solid operational performance with a 17% increase in portfolio value and a collection performance of 104.4%. The share price rose by 9.15% following the release of the results, reflecting investor confidence in the company's strategic direction and efficiency. Management emphasized the company's strong capitalization and plans to further expand the portfolio and develop the deposit platform, starting in Germany. » More on de.investing.com