KAMUX OYJ

Kamux increased revenue and sales volume in the second quarter but saw adjusted EBIT fall from EUR 1.4m to EUR 0.6m and a lower gross margin (EUR 24m to EUR 20.8m). The reason was a faster value decline for diesel vehicles, so the company sold diesel stock more quickly and reduced margins in favor of inventory turnover. The share fell in response to the weaker profitability, trading near its 52‑week low, but management maintained the annual guidance and is counting on a recovery in the second half of the year through mix, turnover and capacity optimizations. » More on de.investing.com

Kamux reports Q3 2025 revenue of €247.4 million, a 17% year-on-year decline, despite an improved gross margin of 10.9% (previously 9.8%). Adjusted operating profit fell to €4.3 million, liquidity stood at €20 million, and a dividend of €0.07 was paid in October. The company reduced its guidance due to ongoing volume problems but announced a share buyback program of up to 1 million shares and emphasized strategic measures to improve profitability and expand in Germany and Sweden. » More on de.investing.com

Kamux now expects a year-on-year decline in adjusted operating profit for 2025. The adjusted operating result for the third quarter of 2025 is preliminarily estimated at €4.0–4.5 million, caused by significantly lower vehicle sales than expected. In Q3, 15,644 cars were sold (previous year: 18,484), prompting the company to abandon its previously expected profit increase. Kamux operates 68 dealerships in Finland, Sweden and Germany; in 2024 the company sold 66,548 used cars with revenue of €1,010 million. » More on de.investing.com