Quarterly reports from Swedish companies show strong gains in construction, declines in IT services, and innovation in marine technology, alongside rising interest in investment products.
Swedish companies report mixed but generally positive financial results for Q3 2025, with gains in fitness and food sectors and challenges in transplant technology.
Swedish housing associations must urgently adapt to a new accounting framework before year-end to avoid reporting errors amid calls for regulatory simplification.
Autoliv’s Q3 2025 financial results surpassed expectations, leading to volatile stock price swings amid mixed industry signals and cautious investor outlooks.
Volvo's Q3 2025 report shows profit declines amid North American market pressure, tariff costs, and currency impacts, while some divisions perform well.
Vitec reported higher third-quarter revenue for 2025 but saw its EBITDA dip slightly to 235 million kronor from 248 million kronor a year ago.
TF Bank reports higher Q3 profits ahead of Avarda rebranding, while Klarna's Siemiatkowski revises his Flat Capital share offer amid market criticism.
Amid a sluggish real estate market and shaky credit conditions, Swedish property companies reported mixed financial results for Q3 2025, with some exceeding expectations and others facing declines.
Björklöven provides an update on its improved financial condition for the upcoming season.