Swedish Hospitality Stock News

The European market has experienced mixed movements recently, with the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index seeing a modest rise of 0.37%, influenced by dovish signals from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and easing U.S.-China trade tensions. In this context, investors might find value in exploring penny stocks—an investment area that, despite its somewhat outdated label, remains pertinent for those interested in smaller or newer companies. These stocks can offer surprising value and...

Holmen (OM:HOLM B) posted revenue growth forecasted at just 1.9% per year, trailing the broader Swedish market's expected 3.6% pace. Annual EPS is projected to rise 6.1% compared to the market's 12.3% growth. The company's net profit margin slipped to 11.5% from 12.6% last year, with one-off gains of SEK1.1 billion affecting recent results. For investors, these slowing growth rates and profit pressures highlight why HOLM B’s earnings season is drawing cautious attention this quarter. See our...

FastPartner (OM:FPAR A) turned a corner in the last twelve months, with earnings swinging positive after five years of decline at a steep annualized rate of 48.8%. Looking ahead, the company is forecast to deliver aggressive earnings growth of 29.1% per year over the next three years and is expected to outpace the broader Swedish market’s 12.3% projection. Revenue, however, is only set to rise 0.9% per year, which trails the Swedish market’s expected 3.6% annual growth. See our full analysis...

Green Landscaping Group (OM:GREEN) is forecasting annual earnings growth of 22.6%, sharply ahead of its 5% projected yearly revenue growth and Sweden's market earnings forecast of 12.3%. Despite net profit margins slipping from 3.6% last year to 2.6% currently, the company has delivered a strong 26.3% average earnings growth rate over the past five years and maintains a notable quality of earnings. See our full analysis for Green Landscaping Group. Next, we will see how these headline numbers...

PowerCell Sweden (OM:PCELL) remains unprofitable, but over the past five years has managed to reduce its annual losses by 26.4%. Looking ahead, analysts forecast a sharp swing to profitability within three years, with profit expected to grow at a rapid 91.51% per year and revenue projected to expand by 23.1% per year, notably outpacing the wider Swedish market. With both profitability and revenue on an upward trajectory, investors are weighing these high growth expectations against a share...

Saab (OM:SAAB B) has attracted fresh attention after landing several important defense contracts, including a SEK 540 million NATO order for its Arthur radar and additional agreements in both air and naval systems. See our latest analysis for Saab. These sizable contract wins have put Saab firmly on the radar for investors, especially given its strong year-to-date share price return of 111.5%. While there has been some recent volatility, the company’s 1-year total shareholder return of 108.6%...

Lea Bank (OM:LEA) delivered a 30.2% annual decline in earnings over the past five years, with net profit margins narrowing to 29.6% from last year’s 31.4%. However, consensus sees revenue rising at 15.4% per year, which outpaces the Swedish market’s 3.6%. Earnings growth is also expected to accelerate by 30.75% per year, with the current share price of SEK12.7 trading below an estimated fair value of SEK17.5. Investors are now turning their attention to these robust growth forecasts as the...

Essity (OM:ESSITY B) posted an impressive year, with earnings rising 23.2% in the most recent period and a five-year annual earnings growth rate of 7.4%. Net profit margins climbed to 8.6% from last year's 6.9%, reflecting a clear improvement in profitability. With earnings set to grow 4.7% annually, but revenue growth forecast at just 2.8% per year, which is behind the Swedish market’s 3.6% average, investors can see improved profits, moderate expansion ahead, and relative value, as shares...

Rejlers (OM:REJL B) posted steady net profit margins of 4.7% in line with last year, while earnings grew 7.1% over the period, trailing behind the company’s five-year average of 27.5% annual growth. Consensus expectations call for revenue to rise 4.8% per year and earnings to advance 14.2% per year, both outpacing the broader Swedish market. With margins holding up and future growth forecasts running above market norms, the latest results present a mixed picture for investors weighing...

Vitrolife (OM:VITR) has returned to profitability, posting a positive net profit margin after previously operating at a loss. Earnings are set to grow rapidly at an expected rate of 22.2% per year over the next three years, outpacing projected revenue growth of 8% per year and the broader Swedish market’s forecast of 12.3%. High-quality earnings alongside a market price that sits below estimated fair value are driving a notably positive investor outlook for the stock. See our full analysis...

MilDef Group (OM:MILDEF) reported another unprofitable year, with losses worsening at a pace of 58.8% per year over the last five years. Looking ahead, forecasts point to a turnaround, with earnings expected to grow 38.78% annually and a return to profitability projected within three years. Revenue is set to rise fast at 22.4% per year, leaving the company outpacing the Swedish market's 3.6% annual growth rate. Despite these upsides, the Price-to-Sales Ratio stands at 6.4x, making shares look...

Volvo Car AB (publ.) (OM:VOLCAR B) reported net profit margins of 0.1% for the recent period, a sharp decrease from last year’s 3.7%. While the company experienced negative earnings growth over the past year, five-year average annual earnings growth stands at 2.2%. Looking ahead, consensus forecasts point to a robust 47.1% annual earnings growth and 5.1% revenue growth, both outpacing the wider Swedish market. The current share price of SEK31.41 is well below the estimated fair value of...

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As the European market navigates through a mixed performance with France's CAC 40 Index rallying and Germany's DAX experiencing declines, investors are closely watching economic indicators such as industrial production and labor market trends. In this context, identifying small-cap stocks that may be undervalued can be appealing, especially when insider activity suggests potential confidence in these companies' future prospects.

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Solid Försäkringsaktiebolag (OM:SFAB) reported a net profit margin of 12.4%, down from 14% a year ago, indicating margin pressure over the recent period. Over the last five years, earnings have grown at an impressive 20.5% annual rate, but this year bucked the trend with negative earnings growth. With a Price-to-Earnings ratio of 9.3x, which is lower than both the European Insurance average of 12.5x and peers at 13.1x, and a share price of SEK75.7 still below an assessed fair value of...

Coor Service Management Holding (OM:COOR) reported a one-off loss of SEK75.0 million that weighed on its latest twelve-month results through September 30, 2025. This loss brought the net profit margin down to 1% from 1.4% a year ago. Over the past five years, the company’s earnings have declined by an average of 12.3% per year. Revenue is forecast to grow 2.9% per year, which is slower than the Swedish market’s 3.6% pace. Despite recent setbacks, analysts anticipate Coor’s earnings will...

Dynavox Group (OM:DYVOX) posted profit growth of 18.6% over the past year, coming in below its impressive five-year average of 29% per year. The company’s net profit margin slipped to 6.7% from last year’s 7.1%, while revenue is projected to rise at a robust 15% annually, well above the Swedish market’s 3.6% forecast. With analysts expecting earnings growth of 35.7% per year over the next three years, investors have plenty to consider, especially as Dynavox trades below some valuations, even...

Dometic Group (OM:DOM) remains unprofitable, with annual losses deepening at a rate of 39.9% per year over the past five years. Looking ahead, analysts forecast earnings to grow 36.31% per year, with the company on track to reach profitability within three years. This is expected to outpace the broader Swedish market in terms of earnings acceleration. Meanwhile, revenue is projected to grow at a more modest 2.9% per year, trailing the market’s 3.6% rate. Investors are weighing these mixed...

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Arjo (OM:ARJO B) reported revenue growth forecasts of 3.7% per year, which comes in just above the Swedish market’s projected 3.6% annual rate. While EPS is set to accelerate strongly with a 25.09% annual earnings growth forecast over the next three years, net profit margins narrowed to 3.8% from 4.6% last year and earnings have declined by 8% per year over the past five years. With the current share price trading at SEK30.36, well below the estimated fair value of SEK75.32, investors are...