SkiStar (SKIS) Q1 24/25 earnings summary
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Q1 24/25 earnings summary
10 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Q1 net sales decreased by 3% to SEK 212 million, mainly due to timing shifts and a later season start, but retail sales grew 6% and guest satisfaction remained high.
Over 80% of winter accommodation sales are already booked, with strong demand from international guests and stable mountain holiday interest despite economic headwinds.
Retail business nears SEK 500 million in turnover, with 50% from online sales and the EQPE brand accounting for 20–25% of retail sales.
Sustainability remains a core focus, highlighted by the world's first fossil-free ski resort, expanded free season passes, and a 50% climate reduction target by 2030.
New organizational structure emphasizes lodging and bed capacity, with 2,500 seasonal workers and 1.97 million My SkiStar members.
Financial highlights
Q1 net sales were SEK 212 million (down from SEK 220–226 million year-over-year); operating loss increased to SEK -482 million (from SEK -464 million); profit after tax was SEK -413 million.
Operating profit increased by SEK 18 million in ski resort operations, but overall group operating margin remained negative.
Cash flow from operating activities improved to SEK 283 million (up from SEK 221 million), supported by better working capital management.
Net debt/EBITDA improved to 1.7 from 2.6 year-over-year; equity/assets ratio excluding IFRS 16 rose to 48%.
Dividend payout at SEK 2.80–2.86 per share, with a policy of 40–60% payout.
Outlook and guidance
Over 80% of winter accommodation sales are already booked, with strong demand for the main season and a focus on filling late-season weeks.
International guests, especially Danes and other Europeans, are increasing and supporting growth.
CapEx normalized to SEK 330 million for the year, financed by operating cash flow; future investments expected to remain below previous highs.
Guidance for capital gains remains SEK 70–100 million per year.
Focus on digital solutions and AI-based guest experience enhancements.
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