Alfa Laval Q3: adjusted EBITA rises to 3.4 billion kronor
Alfa Laval reported third-quarter results: net sales rose 6%, order intake jumped 33%, while earnings per share edged lower year on year.
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what happened
According to TradingView, citing RTTNews and dpa-AFX, Swedish Alfa Laval posted third-quarter net income of 2.26 billion Swedish kronor, versus 2.3 billion a year earlier. Profit attributable to parent company owners fell to 2.23 billion kronor from 2.29 billion, and earnings per share dropped to 5.40 kronor from 5.53 kronor.
Adjusted EBITA rose to 3.4 billion kronor from 3.2 billion. Quarterly net sales grew 6% to 18.6 billion kronor from 17.2 billion, with organic growth also at 6%. Order intake surged 33% to 23.2 billion kronor from 17.1 billion. The company expects fourth-quarter demand to be somewhat lower than in the third quarter. Shares traded at 549.60 kronor, up 1.82% at the prior Stockholm close.
why it matters
A one-third jump in orders usually points to future revenue, so investors often weigh it more heavily than quarterly profit. However, the guidance for softer fourth-quarter demand may temper optimism and weigh on sentiment toward the European industrial equipment sector.
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- Alfa Laval Q3 Adj. EBITA Rises — TradingView, 27 October 2026 at 07:16 UTC
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