Q2-osavuosiraportti
62 päivää sitten‧41 min
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2025 Q3-osavuosiraportti | 21.10. |
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2025 Q2-osavuosiraportti | 18.7. | |
2024 Yhtiökokous | 29.4. | |
2025 Q1-osavuosiraportti | 24.4. | |
2024 Q4-osavuosiraportti | 5.2. | |
2024 Q3-osavuosiraportti | 23.10.2024 |
Datan lähde: Millistream, Quartr
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- 22.7.·Analysis from Kepler Chevreus (Swedbank) Early sign of margin recovery in Construction Husqvarna reported strong second-quarter results, driven primarily by a margin recovery in the Construction business area and good growth in the robot segment in other divisions. Robot production grew by 14 percent in the first half of the year, which is clearly positive, but the growth was still lower than demand in the consumer segment. This indicates that Husqvarna continues to lose market share, despite price cuts in consumer robots. In addition, the company warns that the effect of tariffs is expected to be greater in the second half of the year than what has been noted so far in the second quarter. Overall, we are raising our EPS forecast for 2025 by a full 16 percent, driven by the faster-than-expected margin recovery in Construction, but only by 5 percent for 2026. Accordingly, we are raising our target price to SEK 58 (50), still based on a valuation assumption of 10 times EV/EBITA for 2026, and we reiterate our Hold recommendation. The robotics business has not yet fully recovered, and we see a risk that price pressure going forward could weigh on the historically high margins in this segment. Key takeaways Husqvarna reported a second-quarter operating profit (EBIT) margin of 13.4 percent, up 100 basis points year-on-year and 14 percent and 140 basis points above our expectations, respectively. Glenn Instone, current Division Head of F&G and former CFO, has been appointed new CEO. He was the obvious internal candidate (it was a bit too early when the previous CEO passed away in 2023), but this time it might have been better to choose an external candidate. Forecast review Given the tough market situation, we predict another year of unchanged sales and only marginally improved margins, before we see potential for increased consumer demand from 2026 onwards, as well as the effects of strategic initiatives that can drive growth and margin improvement. Valuation and investment conclusion If the strategy in the robotics business – and especially in the professional segment – is executed well, we see a possible doubling of the share price to SEK 100 by 2030. However, significant headwinds from tariffs, weak consumer demand and currency effects remain in the short term, and we remain cautious until visibility improves. Despite this, we raise our target price to SEK 58 (50), still based on a conservative valuation of 10 times EV/EBITA for 2026, in line with our target multiple for the comparator Dometic. Given the limited upside, we reiterate our Hold recommendation.7.8. · Muokattu·ok gives a comprehensive answer husqvarna forest and garden with construction with gardena electric saws/battery value increase+ due to volume petrol chainsaws ---good stuff but expensive volume decrease robot mowers-- difficult competitors construction-- construction is decreasing motorized lawn mowers- already high market share irrigation unchanged total negative outlook with current products and cost reductions difficult to implement
- 19.7.·I invested my occupational pension in AMF Aktiefond Sverige in the 2000s. More Swedish stocks than Husqvarna are in the portfolio I see with hindsight that the value development has been very poor when compared to other choices and other indices. I feel that Sweden is not holding its own in the competition and where is the debate from Dagens Industri about the future
- 18.7.·Husqvarna is getting a well-deserved tailwind on the stock market after today's Q2. The market is starting to price in that it is actually turning around, not just tactically but strategically. The robot segment is growing by 15% – a clear break from the trend after last year's weak strategy outcome – and Gardena is delivering an operating margin of a whopping 17.5%. This shows that the company is not only scaling the right products, but is doing so profitably. At the same time, it is beating the EBIT consensus by a good margin despite currency and consumer headwinds, and net debt continues to fall. With Glen Instone on the way as the new CEO and a capital markets day this autumn with new financial targets, there is good reason to believe that we will soon see the first real upward estimate adjustments. Momentum is back – now the market is starting to price in potential again, not just caution.
- 18.7.·Strong from Husqvarna today. Operating profit came in well above expectations at SEK 2,041 million against the expected SEK 1,850 million, and the operating margin rose to a fine 13.4%. This is not just a one-off effect – all divisions improved their margins, and organic growth came in at 5% despite a full -6% currency headwind. EPS rose to SEK 2.73 compared to SEK 2.23 last year. Gardena's margins are impressive at 17.5% and the robot segment is growing by 15%, mainly driven by the new NERA models and the professional range. Despite reported sales being down 1% and cash flow reduced compared to the previous year, this is a statement of strength from Husqvarna. Not least, it concerns how to grow in the right segments, keep costs in check and at the same time continue to reduce net debt. I looked a little at Swedbank's gloomy analysis in April, where it saw continued weak consumer demand and a problematic robot strategy from 2024. Now Husqvarna is showing that it is back on track in robotics, that Gardena's irrigation investment is bearing fruit and that it can protect its margins in a tough climate. This makes it more difficult for Swedbank to remain in defensive models that are based on flat sales and marginal profit declines even in 2026. I think there is a decent probability that both Swedbank and other banks will have to adjust their forecasts upwards if the next quarter shows continued strength. Not least of all, this applies to the robotics segment's share of sales and margin lift in Gardena. The next important data point will be the capital markets day in the fall, where new financial targets are expected. Glen Instone's appointment as new CEO in August may also be a starting point for a new view from the market. In short, this is not a report that will send the stock up 10%, but it does support a case for a gradual recovery and shows that the company is in significantly better shape than some analysts had expected.
- 4.6.·Only this year will Husqvarna come out with a robotic lawnmower without a boundary wire. They are facing strong competition from several other brands now. In addition, only specialist shops sell Husqvarna. The same is true of Gardena's products, they are not sold in the big chains, only in a few selected shops.5.6.·Your first sentence is incorrect. Husqvarna was first on the market with loopless mowers, the first product without a loop was released in 2021. However, it was for the pro segment. For private customers, looplessness was released on a large scale in 2023. Otherwise, I agree with you on the other points.9.7.·I mean, I definitely don't agree with the point of view about Gardena, it is sold in almost all lumber stores, lots of online stores and jem&fix. In relation to Husqvarna, I would say that it is a slightly more exclusive product, compared to so many others on the market. And in my world, you have to go to Stiga/Stihl or similar to find similar quality. And the problem if you ignore ordinary robot mowers is that people today rarely want to buy an expensive mower, when you can get one in jem&fix for 1000 kr. And if they buy a robot, they stay focused on machines for about 5000 kr. And those people who might normally buy a Husqvarna mower, would rather have a robot that might not necessarily be a Husqvarna. Most of all because there are better/smarter machines in terms of app and problems, for example Mammotion or similar machines that maybe also in terms of the current trend are popular due to the SoMe movement. I personally have a Husqvarna mower (not a robot) but it won't be that brand next time.
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Q2-osavuosiraportti
62 päivää sitten‧41 min
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Irtoamispäivä 30.10.
1,98 %
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- 22.7.·Analysis from Kepler Chevreus (Swedbank) Early sign of margin recovery in Construction Husqvarna reported strong second-quarter results, driven primarily by a margin recovery in the Construction business area and good growth in the robot segment in other divisions. Robot production grew by 14 percent in the first half of the year, which is clearly positive, but the growth was still lower than demand in the consumer segment. This indicates that Husqvarna continues to lose market share, despite price cuts in consumer robots. In addition, the company warns that the effect of tariffs is expected to be greater in the second half of the year than what has been noted so far in the second quarter. Overall, we are raising our EPS forecast for 2025 by a full 16 percent, driven by the faster-than-expected margin recovery in Construction, but only by 5 percent for 2026. Accordingly, we are raising our target price to SEK 58 (50), still based on a valuation assumption of 10 times EV/EBITA for 2026, and we reiterate our Hold recommendation. The robotics business has not yet fully recovered, and we see a risk that price pressure going forward could weigh on the historically high margins in this segment. Key takeaways Husqvarna reported a second-quarter operating profit (EBIT) margin of 13.4 percent, up 100 basis points year-on-year and 14 percent and 140 basis points above our expectations, respectively. Glenn Instone, current Division Head of F&G and former CFO, has been appointed new CEO. He was the obvious internal candidate (it was a bit too early when the previous CEO passed away in 2023), but this time it might have been better to choose an external candidate. Forecast review Given the tough market situation, we predict another year of unchanged sales and only marginally improved margins, before we see potential for increased consumer demand from 2026 onwards, as well as the effects of strategic initiatives that can drive growth and margin improvement. Valuation and investment conclusion If the strategy in the robotics business – and especially in the professional segment – is executed well, we see a possible doubling of the share price to SEK 100 by 2030. However, significant headwinds from tariffs, weak consumer demand and currency effects remain in the short term, and we remain cautious until visibility improves. Despite this, we raise our target price to SEK 58 (50), still based on a conservative valuation of 10 times EV/EBITA for 2026, in line with our target multiple for the comparator Dometic. Given the limited upside, we reiterate our Hold recommendation.7.8. · Muokattu·ok gives a comprehensive answer husqvarna forest and garden with construction with gardena electric saws/battery value increase+ due to volume petrol chainsaws ---good stuff but expensive volume decrease robot mowers-- difficult competitors construction-- construction is decreasing motorized lawn mowers- already high market share irrigation unchanged total negative outlook with current products and cost reductions difficult to implement
- 19.7.·I invested my occupational pension in AMF Aktiefond Sverige in the 2000s. More Swedish stocks than Husqvarna are in the portfolio I see with hindsight that the value development has been very poor when compared to other choices and other indices. I feel that Sweden is not holding its own in the competition and where is the debate from Dagens Industri about the future
- 18.7.·Husqvarna is getting a well-deserved tailwind on the stock market after today's Q2. The market is starting to price in that it is actually turning around, not just tactically but strategically. The robot segment is growing by 15% – a clear break from the trend after last year's weak strategy outcome – and Gardena is delivering an operating margin of a whopping 17.5%. This shows that the company is not only scaling the right products, but is doing so profitably. At the same time, it is beating the EBIT consensus by a good margin despite currency and consumer headwinds, and net debt continues to fall. With Glen Instone on the way as the new CEO and a capital markets day this autumn with new financial targets, there is good reason to believe that we will soon see the first real upward estimate adjustments. Momentum is back – now the market is starting to price in potential again, not just caution.
- 18.7.·Strong from Husqvarna today. Operating profit came in well above expectations at SEK 2,041 million against the expected SEK 1,850 million, and the operating margin rose to a fine 13.4%. This is not just a one-off effect – all divisions improved their margins, and organic growth came in at 5% despite a full -6% currency headwind. EPS rose to SEK 2.73 compared to SEK 2.23 last year. Gardena's margins are impressive at 17.5% and the robot segment is growing by 15%, mainly driven by the new NERA models and the professional range. Despite reported sales being down 1% and cash flow reduced compared to the previous year, this is a statement of strength from Husqvarna. Not least, it concerns how to grow in the right segments, keep costs in check and at the same time continue to reduce net debt. I looked a little at Swedbank's gloomy analysis in April, where it saw continued weak consumer demand and a problematic robot strategy from 2024. Now Husqvarna is showing that it is back on track in robotics, that Gardena's irrigation investment is bearing fruit and that it can protect its margins in a tough climate. This makes it more difficult for Swedbank to remain in defensive models that are based on flat sales and marginal profit declines even in 2026. I think there is a decent probability that both Swedbank and other banks will have to adjust their forecasts upwards if the next quarter shows continued strength. Not least of all, this applies to the robotics segment's share of sales and margin lift in Gardena. The next important data point will be the capital markets day in the fall, where new financial targets are expected. Glen Instone's appointment as new CEO in August may also be a starting point for a new view from the market. In short, this is not a report that will send the stock up 10%, but it does support a case for a gradual recovery and shows that the company is in significantly better shape than some analysts had expected.
- 4.6.·Only this year will Husqvarna come out with a robotic lawnmower without a boundary wire. They are facing strong competition from several other brands now. In addition, only specialist shops sell Husqvarna. The same is true of Gardena's products, they are not sold in the big chains, only in a few selected shops.5.6.·Your first sentence is incorrect. Husqvarna was first on the market with loopless mowers, the first product without a loop was released in 2021. However, it was for the pro segment. For private customers, looplessness was released on a large scale in 2023. Otherwise, I agree with you on the other points.9.7.·I mean, I definitely don't agree with the point of view about Gardena, it is sold in almost all lumber stores, lots of online stores and jem&fix. In relation to Husqvarna, I would say that it is a slightly more exclusive product, compared to so many others on the market. And in my world, you have to go to Stiga/Stihl or similar to find similar quality. And the problem if you ignore ordinary robot mowers is that people today rarely want to buy an expensive mower, when you can get one in jem&fix for 1000 kr. And if they buy a robot, they stay focused on machines for about 5000 kr. And those people who might normally buy a Husqvarna mower, would rather have a robot that might not necessarily be a Husqvarna. Most of all because there are better/smarter machines in terms of app and problems, for example Mammotion or similar machines that maybe also in terms of the current trend are popular due to the SoMe movement. I personally have a Husqvarna mower (not a robot) but it won't be that brand next time.
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562 | - | - | ||
5 673 | - | - | ||
2 741 | - | - | ||
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20 | - | - |
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Yhtiötapahtumat
Seuraava tapahtuma | |
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2025 Q3-osavuosiraportti | 21.10. |
Menneet tapahtumat | ||
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2025 Q2-osavuosiraportti | 18.7. | |
2024 Yhtiökokous | 29.4. | |
2025 Q1-osavuosiraportti | 24.4. | |
2024 Q4-osavuosiraportti | 5.2. | |
2024 Q3-osavuosiraportti | 23.10.2024 |
Datan lähde: Millistream, Quartr
Q2-osavuosiraportti
62 päivää sitten‧41 min
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Seuraava tapahtuma | |
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2025 Q3-osavuosiraportti | 21.10. |
Menneet tapahtumat | ||
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2025 Q2-osavuosiraportti | 18.7. | |
2024 Yhtiökokous | 29.4. | |
2025 Q1-osavuosiraportti | 24.4. | |
2024 Q4-osavuosiraportti | 5.2. | |
2024 Q3-osavuosiraportti | 23.10.2024 |
Datan lähde: Millistream, Quartr
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Kirjaudu
- 22.7.·Analysis from Kepler Chevreus (Swedbank) Early sign of margin recovery in Construction Husqvarna reported strong second-quarter results, driven primarily by a margin recovery in the Construction business area and good growth in the robot segment in other divisions. Robot production grew by 14 percent in the first half of the year, which is clearly positive, but the growth was still lower than demand in the consumer segment. This indicates that Husqvarna continues to lose market share, despite price cuts in consumer robots. In addition, the company warns that the effect of tariffs is expected to be greater in the second half of the year than what has been noted so far in the second quarter. Overall, we are raising our EPS forecast for 2025 by a full 16 percent, driven by the faster-than-expected margin recovery in Construction, but only by 5 percent for 2026. Accordingly, we are raising our target price to SEK 58 (50), still based on a valuation assumption of 10 times EV/EBITA for 2026, and we reiterate our Hold recommendation. The robotics business has not yet fully recovered, and we see a risk that price pressure going forward could weigh on the historically high margins in this segment. Key takeaways Husqvarna reported a second-quarter operating profit (EBIT) margin of 13.4 percent, up 100 basis points year-on-year and 14 percent and 140 basis points above our expectations, respectively. Glenn Instone, current Division Head of F&G and former CFO, has been appointed new CEO. He was the obvious internal candidate (it was a bit too early when the previous CEO passed away in 2023), but this time it might have been better to choose an external candidate. Forecast review Given the tough market situation, we predict another year of unchanged sales and only marginally improved margins, before we see potential for increased consumer demand from 2026 onwards, as well as the effects of strategic initiatives that can drive growth and margin improvement. Valuation and investment conclusion If the strategy in the robotics business – and especially in the professional segment – is executed well, we see a possible doubling of the share price to SEK 100 by 2030. However, significant headwinds from tariffs, weak consumer demand and currency effects remain in the short term, and we remain cautious until visibility improves. Despite this, we raise our target price to SEK 58 (50), still based on a conservative valuation of 10 times EV/EBITA for 2026, in line with our target multiple for the comparator Dometic. Given the limited upside, we reiterate our Hold recommendation.7.8. · Muokattu·ok gives a comprehensive answer husqvarna forest and garden with construction with gardena electric saws/battery value increase+ due to volume petrol chainsaws ---good stuff but expensive volume decrease robot mowers-- difficult competitors construction-- construction is decreasing motorized lawn mowers- already high market share irrigation unchanged total negative outlook with current products and cost reductions difficult to implement
- 19.7.·I invested my occupational pension in AMF Aktiefond Sverige in the 2000s. More Swedish stocks than Husqvarna are in the portfolio I see with hindsight that the value development has been very poor when compared to other choices and other indices. I feel that Sweden is not holding its own in the competition and where is the debate from Dagens Industri about the future
- 18.7.·Husqvarna is getting a well-deserved tailwind on the stock market after today's Q2. The market is starting to price in that it is actually turning around, not just tactically but strategically. The robot segment is growing by 15% – a clear break from the trend after last year's weak strategy outcome – and Gardena is delivering an operating margin of a whopping 17.5%. This shows that the company is not only scaling the right products, but is doing so profitably. At the same time, it is beating the EBIT consensus by a good margin despite currency and consumer headwinds, and net debt continues to fall. With Glen Instone on the way as the new CEO and a capital markets day this autumn with new financial targets, there is good reason to believe that we will soon see the first real upward estimate adjustments. Momentum is back – now the market is starting to price in potential again, not just caution.
- 18.7.·Strong from Husqvarna today. Operating profit came in well above expectations at SEK 2,041 million against the expected SEK 1,850 million, and the operating margin rose to a fine 13.4%. This is not just a one-off effect – all divisions improved their margins, and organic growth came in at 5% despite a full -6% currency headwind. EPS rose to SEK 2.73 compared to SEK 2.23 last year. Gardena's margins are impressive at 17.5% and the robot segment is growing by 15%, mainly driven by the new NERA models and the professional range. Despite reported sales being down 1% and cash flow reduced compared to the previous year, this is a statement of strength from Husqvarna. Not least, it concerns how to grow in the right segments, keep costs in check and at the same time continue to reduce net debt. I looked a little at Swedbank's gloomy analysis in April, where it saw continued weak consumer demand and a problematic robot strategy from 2024. Now Husqvarna is showing that it is back on track in robotics, that Gardena's irrigation investment is bearing fruit and that it can protect its margins in a tough climate. This makes it more difficult for Swedbank to remain in defensive models that are based on flat sales and marginal profit declines even in 2026. I think there is a decent probability that both Swedbank and other banks will have to adjust their forecasts upwards if the next quarter shows continued strength. Not least of all, this applies to the robotics segment's share of sales and margin lift in Gardena. The next important data point will be the capital markets day in the fall, where new financial targets are expected. Glen Instone's appointment as new CEO in August may also be a starting point for a new view from the market. In short, this is not a report that will send the stock up 10%, but it does support a case for a gradual recovery and shows that the company is in significantly better shape than some analysts had expected.
- 4.6.·Only this year will Husqvarna come out with a robotic lawnmower without a boundary wire. They are facing strong competition from several other brands now. In addition, only specialist shops sell Husqvarna. The same is true of Gardena's products, they are not sold in the big chains, only in a few selected shops.5.6.·Your first sentence is incorrect. Husqvarna was first on the market with loopless mowers, the first product without a loop was released in 2021. However, it was for the pro segment. For private customers, looplessness was released on a large scale in 2023. Otherwise, I agree with you on the other points.9.7.·I mean, I definitely don't agree with the point of view about Gardena, it is sold in almost all lumber stores, lots of online stores and jem&fix. In relation to Husqvarna, I would say that it is a slightly more exclusive product, compared to so many others on the market. And in my world, you have to go to Stiga/Stihl or similar to find similar quality. And the problem if you ignore ordinary robot mowers is that people today rarely want to buy an expensive mower, when you can get one in jem&fix for 1000 kr. And if they buy a robot, they stay focused on machines for about 5000 kr. And those people who might normally buy a Husqvarna mower, would rather have a robot that might not necessarily be a Husqvarna. Most of all because there are better/smarter machines in terms of app and problems, for example Mammotion or similar machines that maybe also in terms of the current trend are popular due to the SoMe movement. I personally have a Husqvarna mower (not a robot) but it won't be that brand next time.
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Nasdaq Stockholm
Määrä
Osto
431 462
Myynti
Määrä
429 346
Viimeisimmät kaupat
Aika | Hinta | Määrä | Ostaja | Myyjä |
---|---|---|---|---|
562 | - | - | ||
5 673 | - | - | ||
2 741 | - | - | ||
395 | - | - | ||
20 | - | - |
Ylin
50,72VWAP
Alin
50,04VaihtoMäärä
36,2 718 474
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