Alimak Group Q3 Operating Profit Rises 19% Year-on-Year to SEK 251 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Alimak Group’s third-quarter 2026 net profit rose 13% year over year to SEK 150 million.
  • Revenue increased 8% from a year earlier to SEK 1.78 billion, while operating cash flow remained unchanged at SEK 196 million.
  • The group acquired North American access and fall-protection supplier Pro-Bel on July 16 for an enterprise value of approximately SEK 1.37 billion.
  • Management identified Construction as its main improvement priority, citing unsatisfactory results and initiating cost-cutting and efficiency measures.


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