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Husqvarna reports Q2 sales of SEK 14.38 billion (consensus SEK 14.59 billion) and operating income of SEK 1.60 billion (expectation SEK 1.64 billion). Adjusted earnings per share fell to SEK 2.27, the operating margin was 11.1% and organic growth was -4%. Headwinds included adverse weather in Europe, weak demand, higher raw material and logistics costs and negative currency effects; North America, by contrast, showed solid growth. Husqvarna expects continued external headwinds and has raised its cost-savings target to SEK 3 billion by the end of 2028. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Husqvarna recorded moderate organic growth of 1% in 2025 but experienced margin pressure from currency effects, tariffs and price pressure; the operating margin fell to 6.2% (2024: 6.6%). In the fourth quarter, organic sales seasonally declined by 3% and operating profit deteriorated, after which the share price fell by about 10.5%. The company proposes raising the dividend from 1.00 SEK to 1.25 SEK, reports cost savings of 745 million SEK and a reduction in net debt. Husqvarna plans further savings through 2030, presents its Strategy 2030 targets (3–5% organic growth, >10% operating margin) and is banking on robotic mowers, construction tools and product innovation as growth drivers. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Husqvarna reported a 3% revenue decline for Q4 2025 and organic annual growth of 1%; the operating margin fell to 6.2% (2024: 6.6%). The share dropped about 10.9% to 41.29 SEK after the figures. The company proposes raising the dividend from 1.00 SEK to 1.25 SEK and is launching a cost-efficiency program targeting SEK 4 billion in savings by 2030. Husqvarna is targeting net sales growth of 3–5% in 2026 and an operating margin of over 10%, but sees risks from weak consumer demand in North America as well as currency and tariff effects. » Plus sur de.investing.com