SkiStar operating profit rises 11% to SEK 872 million in full year; net sales increase 8% to SEK 4.95 billion

By Public Technologies
  • SkiStar FY25/26 net sales rose 8% to SEK 4.95 billion, while operating profit increased 11% to SEK 872 million.
  • FY25/26 cash flow from operating activities climbed 15% to SEK 1.22 billion, and earnings per share rose 14% to SEK 8.01.
  • In the fourth quarter, net sales jumped 29% to SEK 292 million, while the operating loss narrowed 12% to SEK 274 million.
  • The board proposed a dividend of SEK 3.50 per share, up 17%, totaling SEK 274 million.
  • Booked object-nights for the 2026/27 winter season were 3% higher, while CEO Stefan Sjöstrand cited a “strong full-year result.”


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