The acquisition company Hasko Invest reports its first year-end accounts under IFRS. Revenue grew 32 per cent to SEK 1,059 million. Five companies were acquired during the year and a further three in January 2026.
- Net sales 1,059 MSEK, up 32 per cent.
- Operating profit 138 MSEK, up 13 per cent.
- Cash flow from operating activities 123 MSEK, up 35 per cent.
- Five acquisitions in 2025, a further three in January 2026.
- New share issue of approximately 454 MSEK; equity ratio 41.8 per cent.
Key figures Full year 2025
| 2025 | 2024 | Change | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Net sales | 1,059 MSEK | 800 MSEK | +32% |
| Operating profit | 138 MSEK | 122 MSEK | +13% |
| Cash flow (operating) | 123 MSEK | 91 MSEK | +35% |
| Equity ratio | 41.8% | 39.7% | +2.1 pp |
Operations and acquisitions
Hasko owns 12 groups of companies in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland and applies a decentralised governance model. During 2025 five companies were acquired — including Norscand Import, Nordic Pack Förpackningar and DCOS Sweden — and in January 2026 Septor Oy, Exit Zone ApS and Rollover AS were added. Profit for the year amounted to 71 MSEK (79), while depreciation, amortisation and impairment rose to 65 MSEK and financial expenses to 43 MSEK. Earnings per share were SEK 0.82 (1.22).
Strengthened balance sheet
The new share issue raised approximately 454 MSEK and all outstanding acquisition loans were refinanced. At year-end the group had 458 MSEK in cash and an unused credit facility of 210 MSEK intended for future acquisitions. The company states that it intends to make selective acquisitions and considers that the strong balance sheet provides good conditions for continued development. No dividend is proposed for the financial year.
Source: Hasko Invest AB (publ), annual report and consolidated accounts 2025.
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