JM (JM) Q2 2024 earnings summary
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Q2 2024 earnings summary
23 Apr, 2026Executive summary
Revenue and operating profit declined year-over-year, with H1 2024 revenue at SEK 6,617m (7,598) and operating profit at SEK 329m (676); EPS was SEK 2.40 (7.50).
Sales and housing starts increased, especially in Sweden and Finland, with 1,555 units sold (842) and 867 housing starts (668), but units in current production fell to 4,914 (6,657).
Q2 2024 saw improved sales and cash flow, particularly in Sweden, despite a cautious market and ongoing margin pressure from low production, price reductions, and high costs.
Market conditions remain cautious with high supply and limited consumer buying power, though expectations of interest rate cuts are supporting gradual improvement.
Sustainability efforts were recognized, including emission reductions and inclusion in the Financial Times' list of top performers.
Financial highlights
Cash flow from operations improved to SEK -285m (-351) for H1 and SEK 663m (-1,143) for Q2.
Return on equity dropped to 1.1% (16.4) year-over-year.
According to IFRS, H1 revenue was SEK 7,432m (8,071) and EPS SEK 3.30 (10.80).
Equity/assets ratio was 55% (53%), with available liquidity of SEK 3,267m and cash of SEK 417m.
Interest-bearing net liabilities increased to SEK 2,151m (1,498).
Outlook and guidance
Market recovery is expected to be gradual, with further improvement tied to additional interest rate cuts and increased consumer buying power.
Price increases in existing home markets are anticipated to continue in H2 2024, but new production remains exposed to consumer financial strain.
Customer willingness to sign early contracts has slightly increased in Stockholm.
The company is adapting to prevailing market conditions and maintains a well-balanced risk profile.
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