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Interim report Q2 2024

”In the second quarter, net sales reached SEK 9,243 million (9,462). Adjusted EBITA was SEK 894 million (922), with an adjusted EBITA margin of 9.7 percent (9.7). Cash flow, organic profit growth and profitability remain our top priorities. In the quarter, this was reflected in a cash conversion rate of 101 percent (LTM) and an EBITA margin in line with last year. Once we start to deliver organic profit growth consistently and reduce our leverage ratio, Storskogen will be able to return to a normalised state, allowing us to allocate capital to achieve both organic and acquired profit growth”, says Christer Hansson, CEO of Storskogen.

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Interim Report Q3 2024

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Storskogen as an investment

An investment in Storskogen offers unique exposure to small and medium-sized unlisted companies, which are generally difficult to access as an investor. Storskogen’s business units have sales just below SEK 280 million on average, are market leaders in their segments, generate good  cash flows and create positive and sustainable developments in their respective industry. 

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Annual Report

Annual Report 2023

“In Storskogen’s 12th financial year, net sales increased by 5 percent to SEK 36 billion. In the face of the uncertainty around us, we kept focusing on our balance sheet and reduced our interest-bearing debt by SEK 2.8 billion. As we look ahead, we are determined to navigate the changing economic climate and continue our efforts to develop the Group”, says Christer Hansson, Interim CEO of Storskogen.

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