Swedish Companies Adjust Dividend Proposals Following Q4 2025 Earnings

Several major Swedish companies have announced changes to their dividend proposals after releasing their Q4 2025 financial results.

Scandi Standard reported a solid operating profit of 156 million kronor for the quarter, prompting the company to increase its dividend. Similarly, NCC confirmed that its revenue and results were in line with earlier estimates, with order intake rising to 14.462 million kronor from 13.449 million kronor the previous year. NCC also plans to propose another extra dividend this time around.

Nischbanken Enity experienced an operating profit increase to 103 million kronor from last year's 83 million kronor, leading to a decision to pay dividends. In contrast, Pricer faced a significant profit decline, with operating profit dropping to 19.8 million kronor from 50.8 million kronor, resulting in no dividend payout.

Bactiguard showed a notable profit recovery, reporting a net profit of 12.1 million kronor compared to a loss of 0.9 million kronor the year before. Despite this improvement, Bactiguard has decided against issuing dividends for the period.

These varied dividend decisions reflect companies' differing financial outcomes and strategic choices in shareholder returns amid fluctuating earnings for Q4 2025.