Lantmännen (LM) Tertial 3 2025 summary
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Tertial 3 2025 summary
11 Feb, 2026Executive summary
Operating income for 2025, adjusted for items affecting comparability, was MSEK 2,108, slightly below 2024's MSEK 2,166, driven by a strong Swedish harvest and cost savings initiatives.
Net sales rose 2.8% year-over-year to MSEK 59,931, with growth in the Agriculture and Food Divisions offsetting declines in Energy.
The divestment of Swecon was completed in January 2026, with an expected capital gain of SEK 4.2 billion, and Swecon is now reported as a discontinued operation.
A record dividend of MSEK 1,280 is proposed, with an extra dividend of MSEK 750 approved, conditional on the Swecon sale.
Impairment losses of MSEK 1,169 were recognized, mainly in Lantmännen Cerealia, due to weak earnings.
Financial highlights
Net sales: MSEK 59,931 (up 2.8% year-over-year).
Adjusted operating income: MSEK 2,108 (down from MSEK 2,166 in 2024).
Adjusted income after financial items: MSEK 1,675 (MSEK 1,690 in 2024).
Net income for the period: MSEK 84 (MSEK 1,496 in 2024), impacted by significant impairments.
Cash flow before financing activities: MSEK -1,811 (MSEK -558 in 2024).
Outlook and guidance
Efficiency improvements and investments position the group for future growth and resilience.
The group expects continued benefits from cost savings and recent acquisitions, with a focus on food security and climate initiatives.
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