Indutrade Q3 net sales rise 13%, EBITA up 19% to SEK 1,358m

what happened

Swedish industrial group Indutrade reported its third-quarter 2026 results, according to TradingView, which cites the company's press release. Order intake rose 16% to SEK 8,991m from SEK 7,735m a year earlier, and by 6% on a comparable-units basis. Net sales increased 13% to SEK 8,871m, with acquisitions adding 8 percentage points and organic growth at 5%.

EBITA climbed 19% to SEK 1,358m, and the EBITA margin reached 15.3% against 14.6% a year earlier. Profit for the quarter was SEK 804m (674m), and earnings per share came to SEK 2.21 (1.85). Cash flow from operating activities improved to SEK 1,216m (1,016m).

Year to date, the company has acquired or signed agreements to acquire 13 companies with combined annual sales of SEK 2.1bn. After the quarter ended, it announced the acquisitions of the life science companies Euromed and Sinmed, which will strengthen its presence in Poland, and Schraner, a German maker of fire protection systems. CEO Bo Annvik said uncertainty in the wider economy remains, mainly linked to the geopolitical situation.

why it matters

For investors in Stockholm-listed industrials, two measures matter most: the pace of order growth and the durability of margins. Management said part of the backlog growth reflects large energy investments across Europe, although these projects have long lead times. Much of the sales growth came from acquisitions, so organic growth remains the key indicator to watch.

market impact

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