Arjo shifts to five-region operating model in corporate reorganization

By Public Technologies
  • Arjo AB (publ) outlined a reorganization to a more customer-focused operating model built around five regions with clearer mandates.
  • The shift aims to cut complexity, speed decision-making closer to customers, strengthen accountability, leverage group scale.
  • Management targets an EBIT uplift of SEK 350 million +/- 25 versus 2025 by mid-2029.
  • Planned one-off investment totals about SEK 370 million, mainly in 2027, to reset the cost base.
  • New financial targets tied to the plan are scheduled for presentation in Q1 2027.


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