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Wed, Oct 30, 2024, 4:00 a.m.3 min read
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Revenue Growth: 16% growth, with an organic decline of 4% after adjusting for currency and acquisitions.
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Rolling 12-Month Sales: Approximately SEK4.6 billion.
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Operating Margin: 6.7% in Q3, up from 5.3% in Q1 and 5.7% in Q2.
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One-Time Costs: SEK33 million, affecting EBITDA by SEK25 million.
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One-Time Income: SEK33 million from reevaluation of Orbit One purchase price.
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Earnings Per Share (EPS): SEK0.88, compared to SEK1.21 a year ago.
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Net Debt: Decreased by close to SEK70 million in Q3.
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Equity to Asset Ratio: 39%.
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Net Debt to EBITDA Ratio: 0.6.
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Cash Flow: Positive cash flow of SEK114 million, with a SEK38 million improvement in working capital.
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CapEx: Reduced, with major investments in new factories completed.
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Main Markets Organic Decrease: 8% with an operating margin of 8.9%.
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Other Markets Organic Growth: 3% with an operating margin of 4.4%.
Release Date: October 29, 2024
For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript.
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Hanza AB (OSTO:HANZA) successfully completed a nine-month action program, indicating strong operational management.
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The company announced two significant contracts in Q3, expected to add 3%-4% organic growth.
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Hanza AB is on track to achieve an 8% operating margin by 2025, demonstrating effective cost management.
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The company has a diversified customer base, which has helped mitigate the impact of economic downturns.
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Hanza AB's strategic focus on expanding manufacturing clusters is expected to drive future growth.
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Hanza AB experienced an organic sales decline of 4% in Q3, reflecting challenges in the current economic environment.
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The integration of Orbit One, a recent acquisition, has temporarily lowered the group's operating margin.
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The company is preparing for a potential economic downturn that may extend into next year.
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Hanza AB incurred substantial one-time costs in Q3, impacting financial performance.
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The company's sales target of SEK6.5 billion for 2025 may require substantial acquisitions, which could pose integration challenges.
Q: Can you clarify your financial targets, as the report suggests confidence in margin targets but not as much in sales targets? A: Yes, we are more confident in achieving the margin target of 8% as it is within our control. The sales target involves expansion in certain areas, which is more complex and dependent on external factors. However, we are confident in our opportunities to grow in these markets.
Q: How is the demand situation in your most important customer segments? A: We haven't disclosed specific company names, but we can discuss sectors. The mining industry unexpectedly declined, while defense increased. Our well-diversified customer base helps us manage these fluctuations, and we are close to achieving organic growth.
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