W5 Solutions Q3 2026 EBIT turns to operating loss of SEK -20 million to -30 million; net sales rise about 90% year over year
Bitget2026/09/27 18:31- W5 Solutions flagged Q3 2026 operating loss of about SEK 20 million to SEK 30 million, versus EBIT of SEK 1 million a year earlier.
- Net sales in Q3 are expected to rise about 90% year over year, while gross margin is seen improving versus Q2.
- Delivery delays in a large project are expected to shift about SEK 20 million of EBIT recognition into Q4 from Q3.
- For 2026, net sales are forecast to climb about 60%-70%, while EBIT is guided at about SEK -10 million to 0.
- CEO said profitability measures are starting to show results, while 2027 targets of SEK 1 billion net sales and 10% EBIT margin remain unchanged.
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