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Troax Group reports Q1 2026: revenue rises, profit falls

Troax Group increased revenue in Q1 2026 by 6% to €71.8m, while earnings per share fell from €0.10 to €0.07 (−30%). Order intake reached a record €82m (+18%), driven by recent acquisitions, but organic sales volume declined 14% due to site relocations and restructurings. Adjusted EBITDA margin was 10.1% and net debt to EBITDA stood at 2.7x, above target levels. Management expects billings to recover in H2 2026 and projects rising EPS from €0.18 in Q2 to €0.20 in Q3. » More on de.investing.com
Troax Q4 2025: margin pressure despite strategic acquisitions

Troax reported declining order intake (€64.4m) and revenue (€61.2m, -8% y/y) in Q4 2025, with a sharp drop in adjusted EBITA margin to 10.8% from 17.2% a year earlier. Reasons cited include lower volumes, delayed price adjustments in the Americas, operational challenges and comparatively high selling and administrative expenses. The company completed three acquisitions, including Vichnet in China, and finished plant relocations; the transactions increased net debt and lifted net debt/EBITDA to 1.7. One-off restructuring costs were €4.2m in the quarter, with a further ~€2.2m expected in H1 2026; management is cautiously optimistic about a gradual recovery and expects annual savings in Europe of about €5m. » More on de.investing.com
Troax beats forecasts, shares fall due to order slump and restructuring

Troax slightly exceeded expectations for profit and revenue in the second quarter of 2025, but reported a decline in order intake and a 4% drop in sales. The stock fell 5.7% after the results were published, as investors were concerned about falling orders and restructuring costs. CEO Martin Nistrum remains optimistic for 2026 and announced increased acquisition activity. » More on de.investing.com

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In 2026, TROAX GROUP AB A has already paid €0.0221 in dividends. The last payout was in May.

Financials

In the last quarter, TROAX GROUP AB A had revenue of €84.2M and net profit of -€6.1M

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	84.2M	22.56%
Gross profit	32M	22.14%
Net profit	-6.1M	535.71%
EBITDA	10.8M	9.09%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€795.9M
Number of shares	59.85M
52-week high/low	€14.70 - €7.94
Dividend yield	0.17%
Dividends TTM	€0.0221
Beta	1.21
P/E ratio	275.57
PEG ratio	-3.14
P/B ratio	5.04
P/S ratio	2.83

Company profile

Die Troax Group AB (publ) produziert und vertreibt über ihre Tochtergesellschaften Gitterpaneele in Skandinavien, Großbritannien, Nordamerika, Kontinentaleuropa und international. Das Unternehmen bietet Maschinenschutzsysteme wie Paneele, Pfosten, Befestigungen, Türen, Schlösser und Schalter, Barriereschutz und Maschinenschutz aus Edelstahl; Trennwände, Einbruchsicherungssysteme, Regale, Gitterpaneele für Rechenzentren, Schutzgeländer und Trittplatten auf Zwischengeschossen, Käfiglager, Einzel- und Doppelschließfachsysteme und Kunstlager; und Gitterabtrennungen für Stauräume in Wohngebäuden, Kellern und Dachböden; Lagersysteme; Fahrzeugaufbewahrungssysteme; Selbstaufbewahrungssysteme, wie Paneele, Flügeltüren, Rolltüren, Gitter, Trittplatten und Eckschutzvorrichtungen, Untersichten und Einbruchssicherungen. Es bietet auch Zubehör an, das aus Drahtschienensystemen, intelligenten Pfosten, Schneidprofilen, intelligenten Verbindungen, Trittplatten, Endprofilen, Paneelkurven, Paneel-Flexi, Schnappern, Kanten- und Spaltabdeckungen, Schaumstoffausfüllungen, PC-Haltern, Erweiterungswinkeln, funktionalen Verbindungen, Türschließern, Rohren und Türrahmenbefestigungen besteht, Profilabtrennungen und Einbruchsicherungen, Erhöhungsfuß, End-Erhöhungsfuß, Eckwinkel, Türschließerabtrennungen, Drehstangenverschlüsse, Sicherheitsverschlüsse, Regal, Lagerraumnummerierung, Türsystemhalter-Nummernschilder, Türsystem-Kit Silence, Ersatzteil-Sicherungsplatten und Türverstärkungen. Die Troax Group AB (publ) wurde 1955 gegründet und hat ihren Hauptsitz in Hillerstorp, Schweden.