• Net revenue increased to MSEK 2,029 (1,960)
• Adjusted operating profit (EBITA) increased to MSEK 325 (282), corresponding to a margin of 16.0 percent (14.4)
• Operating profit (EBIT) increased to MSEK 304 (252)
• Profit after net financial items increased to MSEK 275 (210)
• Order bookings increased to MSEK 2,141 (2,034)
• Cash flow from operating activities increased to MSEK 73 (52)
• Earnings per share increased to SEK 3.40 (2.60)

Throughout the first quarter, Beijer Alma’s companies demonstrated strong resilience in a market shaped by geopolitical uncertainty. Activity levels strengthened progressively, particularly in North America and the Nordic region, contributing to organic growth in both revenue and order intake, alongside improved profitability across both business areas.

Performance within Beijer Components

Profitability improved during the quarter as a result of the action plan implemented in 2025, contributing positively to Beijer Alma’s overall margin expansion. This was achieved despite a 5% decrease in net revenue within Beijer Components, including a 1% organic decline, reflecting a deliberate strategic decision to exit less profitable business areas corresponding to approximately MSEK 50.

Reflecting on the quarter, CFO of Beijer Components, Filip Ribbenberg, commented: “Our model works. Beijer Components not only delivered a strong first quarter result, but more importantly, we have sequentially improved our performance over the last three years.

Looking ahead, the focus remains on identifying new business opportunities, safeguarding profitability, and ensuring that capital is used efficiently.”

Driving value through decentralisation

Beijer Alma continues to build on its decentralised operating model, where each company develops based on its own market expertise and local presence. This approach remains central to sustaining strong customer relationships, operational agility, and long-term profitable growth.

Beijer Components – building on a strong foundation

The transition from Lesjöfors to Beijer Components marks a strategic step in strengthening the Beijer Alma Group’s international growth ambitions. Building on Lesjofors’ well-established heritage, Beijer Components is expanding its platform to support a broader acquisition agenda and enter new segments.

The focus remains on acquiring well-managed, niche companies where technical expertise and long-standing customer relationships drive sustainable profitability. To support this, Beijer Components has further strengthened its local acquisition capabilities, with an initial focus on the European market.

Outlook

With a stable portfolio of well-managed companies and a clear strategic direction, Beijer Alma, supported by Beijer Components, is well positioned for continued growth.

The Beijer Alma Group remains focused on expanding into new markets and niches while further enhancing capital efficiency, providing a strong platform for the remainder of 2026.

Entering 2026, Beijer Alma does so with higher profitability and a continued active acquisition agenda, providing a strong platform for long-term, sustainable growth.

Johnny Alvarsson, Acting President and CEO of Beijer Alma, comments: “Beijer Alma is entering 2026 with well-managed companies, stronger margins and robust cash flow. I would like to extend a special thanks to all of our employees for their efforts during the year.”

As part of the Beijer Alma Group, Beijer Components sees continued opportunities ahead, supported by a strong and resilient foundation.

Read the full report here Beijer Alma Q4 2025 Eng

The acquisition also strengthens Beijer Components’ growth trajectory with the addition of new product capabilities, building on Beijer Components’ recognition of having the widest product portfolio in the industry. 

Multiple sites in Mumbai

Operating from six production plants across the Mumbai region, specializing in disc springs, washers and general springs, IIS serves a variety of domestic and international industries across the valve, energy, engineering and aerospace sector. 

In addition, IIS also offers hot coiling capabilities, extending Beijer Components’ hot coiling manufacturing capabilities to three dedicated locations across Europe and India. 

Global Growth

With approximately 230 employees, the acquisition increases the Beijer Components employee base to over 2600 worldwide. IIS has an annual revenue of EUR 8.5 million. 

Beijer Components CEO, Ola Tengroth, says: “IIS is our first acquisition in India and with Beijer Components sites in Singapore, China and Thailand, this marks Beijer Components’ fourth entry into the Asia Pacific region, the largest spring region in the world.  

IIS is a company with a strong entrepreneurial spirit, and it has shown impressive performances in recent years. With an established position across several of Beijer Components’ key customer segments, IIS not only has an attractive and diversified customer base, it’s products also enhance our product portfolio, by strengthening our disc spring offering. We look forward to continuing to develop the company in the coming years.” 

Perfect Partnership

IIS’s CEO, Sumit Gala, will continue in his operational role after the acquisition and remain a minority owner. He concludes: “My family and I are proud of the company we have built, and we want to thank our employees, partners and customers. We see this as a natural next step for IIS and are happy that we have found a solid and long-term home for our company. We believe Beijer Components is the perfect partner for us to continue our successful development and are certain that this will benefit all our stakeholders.” 

Through the transaction, Beijer Components has acquired 51 percent of the shares in International Springs and Stampings Private Limited with closing taking place in Q1 2025.  

Net revenue increased to MSEK 1,881 (1,823) and adjusted operating profit (EBITA) rose to MSEK 281 (242), corresponding to a margin of 14.9% (13.3).

Lesjofors’ business areas – Industry and Chassis Springs – reported stable revenue growth for the full year.

Read the full report here: Ba 2025 Q4 En