OEM International Maintains Record 2025 Orders as Currency Headwinds Bite Earnings

OEM International AB Class B ( ($SE:OEM.B) ) has shared an announcement.

OEM International reported a mixed fourth quarter of 2025, with incoming orders up 5% but net sales down 2% as negative currency effects offset modest organic growth and acquisition contributions. Profitability was broadly stable, with EBITA for the quarter slipping 2% yet the EBITA margin holding at 15.2%, while full-year 2025 again reached record levels for order intake and sales despite a slight decline in earnings per share.

Regional performance diverged, as Finland, the Baltics and China delivered strong organic growth, while Denmark, Norway, the British Isles and Eastern Central Europe saw weaker demand but robust order intake, and Sweden posted marginally positive growth under currency pressure. OEM intensified its acquisition strategy with three deals in electronic components, industrial automation and energy-related systems, using its solid balance sheet to strengthen its market position and prepare for continued expansion in a cautious and uncertain industrial climate.

The most recent analyst rating on ($SE:OEM.B) stock is a Hold with a SEK146.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on OEM International AB Class B stock, see the SE:OEM.B Stock Forecast page.

More about OEM International AB Class B

OEM International AB is a Nordic-based industrial trading group that supplies components and systems for industrial automation, electronics and related applications. The company focuses on distributing technical products to manufacturing and process industries across multiple European markets, with a strategy that combines organic growth with targeted acquisitions.

Average Trading Volume: 94,488

Technical Sentiment Signal: Hold

Current Market Cap: SEK17.83B

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