Trelleborg B

Trelleborg reports an EBITA margin of 18.4% for Q1 2026, the highest for a first quarter, and beats analysts’ expectations with earnings per share of SEK 4.50. Organic revenue growth was 4%; reported revenue fell 3% due to currency effects to SEK 8,606m. Operating cash flow, an ongoing share buyback programme (SEK 500m) and a conservative balance sheet (net debt/EBITDA 1.1x) support capital allocation; management expects slightly higher seasonally adjusted demand in Q2 but sees risks from currency volatility and geopolitical uncertainty. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Trelleborg reported Q4 2025 EPS of SEK 4.30 (forecast SEK 4.32) and revenue of SEK 8.38 billion (expectation SEK 8.68 billion), falling short of market expectations. After the announcement the stock dropped 5.19%. Despite the revenue decline, the company posted a record margin of 18.4%; full-year revenue was flat at SEK 34.7 billion and EBITA edged down. For Q1 2026 organic growth is expected in the low single digits, 2026 investments are planned at SEK 1.45 billion; restructuring costs of SEK 375 million are planned. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Trelleborg reported Q4 2025 revenue of SEK 8,380m (‑5% year‑on‑year), with 1% organic growth and 3% from acquisitions more than offset by a negative currency effect of 9%. The EBITA margin reached a record 18.4% for a fourth quarter, with EBITA of SEK 1,542m; operating cash flow rose to SEK 1,726m and the net debt/EBITDA ratio stands at 1.0. Trelleborg continued share buybacks totaling SEK 508m, proposed a dividend increase to SEK 8.00, and after the quarter closed acquired Nexus Elastomer Molds. For Q1 2026 the company expects seasonally adjusted stable demand but warns of continued geopolitical uncertainty for the full year. » Plus sur de.investing.com