Röko (OM:ROKO B) has put another set of numbers on the table for Q2 2026, with revenue of about SEK2.0b and net income of SEK207m, translating into basic EPS of SEK14.18. The company has seen quarterly revenue move from SEK1,562m in Q2 2025 to SEK2,045m in Q2 2026, while basic EPS shifted from SEK12.24 to SEK14.18 over the same period, and trailing twelve month revenue and EPS now sit at SEK7.1b and SEK53.56 respectively. With a trailing net profit margin of 11%, the focus now is on how comfortably Röko is converting that top line into sustainable profitability.

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With the latest figures in place, the next step is to see how these margins and growth trends line up against the prevailing narratives around Röko's business and its outlook.

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TTM revenue tops SEK7.1b while growth steadies

• On a trailing twelve month basis, Röko has SEK7.1b in revenue and SEK783m in net income, with basic EPS of SEK53.56, compared with SEK6,375m revenue and SEK725m net income one year earlier.
• What stands out for a bullish view is that five year earnings growth of 22.6% per year contrasts with the latest one year earnings growth of 8%. Investors who expect the historic pace to continue may need to weigh that slower recent figure against the still higher than market forecasts of 11.1% annual earnings growth and 7.9% annual revenue growth.

11% net margin versus higher growth expectations

• Röko reports a trailing net profit margin of 11%, slightly below the prior year level of 11.4%, so current profitability is close to but not at the earlier margin.
• For a more cautious take, critics highlight that the 11% margin and 8% one year earnings growth sit below the 22.6% five year earnings growth pace. That gap leads some investors to question how the company might balance maintaining margins with the forecast 11.1% earnings growth and 7.9% revenue growth.

P/E of 35.8x and SEK1,304 DCF fair value

• Based on the current share price of SEK1,918, Röko trades on a P/E of 35.8x compared with peer and industry averages of 20.7x and 19.2x. A DCF fair value of SEK1,304.32 sits below the current price.
• From a bearish angle, the premium P/E of 35.8x and share price sitting above the DCF fair value of SEK1,304.32 are often cited as signs that expectations are already high, especially when set against the 8% one year earnings growth and 11% margin, which are more moderate than the five year 22.6% growth track record.

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Next Steps

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