HAKI Safety lifts Q3 sales 8% on Combisafe acquisition, earnings squeezed

what happened

Swedish safety products group HAKI Safety reported third-quarter net sales up 8%, according to Reuters, which based its report on LSEG and company data. The Combisafe acquisition contributed 11 percentage points to growth, but integration and restructuring costs of SEK 17 million weighed on results, and adjusted EBITA fell sharply.

Quarterly sales reached SEK 311 million, net profit after tax was SEK 28 million, adjusted EBITA came in at SEK 14 million, operating cash flow at SEK 3 million and operating income at SEK 37 million. Operating profit also included a one-off SEK 36 million gain, as the value of acquired assets exceeded the purchase price. The company completed the Combisafe deal and named a new CEO, effective November 2026. It did not provide specific financial guidance for the current quarter or the full year.

why it matters

For markets this is a small-cap update with limited index relevance. The key question is whether integrating Combisafe can turn higher sales into sustained profit growth. Without guidance, investors will look to upcoming reports and the new CEO's plans for direction.

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