Q4
Interim report | january–december
Q4
1,079
Net revenues, MSEK
17.4%
Operating margin
181
Profit after net financial items, MSEK
2.22
Earnings per share, SEK
1,079
Net revenues, MSEK
17.4%
Operating margin
181
Profit after net financial items, MSEK
2.22
Earnings per share, SEK
Braking and accelerating during an eventful year
While order bookings, net revenues and operating profit for the full year declined, three acquisitions contributed to our growth.
Read President and CEO Henrik Perbeck’s comments
The year in brief
Decisive actions were taken in the Group to handle the prevailing situation in a controlled manner by applying the brakes without skidding off course.
Read a summary
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Beijer Alma (BEIA B)2021-03-04 17:29
+/- | Buy | Sell | Latest | Highest | Lowest | Volume |
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-1.26% | 156.6 | 156.8 | 156.8 | 158.8 | 156.2 | 80,146 |
MSEK 9,401
2021-03-0418:00
The market capitalization is updated once a day.
More about the shareBeijer Alma’s largest company, which has grown significantly over the years primarily through international acquisitions. Lesjöfors, which manufactures springs, wire and flat strip components, has been a part of the Group since 1992 and is a full-range supplier that offers both standard products and custom-manufactured components. Lesjöfors is the largest spring manufacture in the Nordic region and a leader in Europe. It is also one of few companies consolidating the industrial springs market via acquisitions. Read more about Lesjöfors
Habia Cable is the Group’s oldest company, acquired in the beginning of the 1980s. The company manufactures custom-designed cables and cable harnesses that often have unique properties. Many of its products are used in high-tech applications in harsh environments, for example with high temperatures or radiation, so many of the cables are made from robust, high-performance materials. Habia Cable is currently one of Europe’s largest manufacturers of custom-designed cables. Read more about Habia Cable
Beijer Tech is our industrial trading operation and has been a part of the Group since 2010. The company focuses on value-generating sales – meaning products and services that strengthen customers’ overall finances, for example, by improving the outcome of a process or the quality of a product, enabling cost savings or reducing environmental impact. In recent years, the share of customized and proprietary products has increased, partly through acquisitions. Read more about Beijer Tech