Studsvik (OM:SVIK) has reported Q2 2026 revenue of 247 million SEK with basic EPS of 0.89 SEK, set against a trailing twelve month net profit margin of 3.4% compared with 1.1% a year earlier. Over recent quarters the company has seen revenue move from 205.8 million SEK in Q3 2025 to 222.9 million SEK in Q4 2025, 226.4 million SEK in Q1 2026 and 247 million SEK in Q2 2026, while quarterly basic EPS has ranged from 0.44 SEK to 1.83 SEK over that period. With trailing twelve month earnings up 199.2% year over year and analysts expecting both earnings and revenue growth ahead, the latest report highlights a business where profitability trends are now a key focus for investors assessing the sustainability of current margins.
See our full analysis for Studsvik.With the headline figures on the table, the next step is to set these results against the most widely held narratives about Studsvik to see which stories are supported by the numbers and which ones are put into question.
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Studsvik margins improve to 3.4%
- On a trailing twelve month basis, Studsvik converted 902.1 million SEK of revenue into 30.5 million SEK of net income, which works out to a 3.4% net profit margin compared with 1.1% a year earlier.
- What is interesting for a bullish angle is that this higher margin sits alongside trailing twelve month EPS of 3.71 SEK, yet five year earnings have declined at an annualized 17.8%, so:
- The strong 199.2% gain in trailing twelve month earnings supports the bullish focus on recent profitability, but the longer term decline reminds investors that current margins are still being judged against a weaker multi year trend.
- Forecast earnings growth of about 14.1% per year and revenue growth of about 3.3% per year line up with this recent improvement, which bullish investors may see as support for the view that the latest margin profile could be sustained.
Revenue growth steadies while EPS moves around
- Quarterly revenue stepped from 205.8 million SEK in Q3 2025 to 222.9 million SEK in Q4 2025, 226.4 million SEK in Q1 2026 and 247 million SEK in Q2 2026, while quarterly basic EPS moved between 0.44 SEK and 1.83 SEK over the same period.
- Critics who focus on earnings volatility can point to this pattern as a challenge to a straight line bullish view, even though analyst growth forecasts are positive, because:
- Net income excluding extra items swung from 3.6 million SEK in Q3 2025 to 15.0 million SEK in Q4 2025 and then 7.4 million SEK in Q2 2026, which shows that profit per quarter does not track revenue changes one for one.
- Trailing twelve month net income of 30.5 million SEK is higher than any single quarter, so investors who are cautious may prefer to focus on the smoother twelve month trend rather than the quarter to quarter jumps when thinking about the durability of the recent rebound.
Studsvik valuation sits between DCF and P/E signals
- At a share price of 204.50 SEK and a P/E of 55.9x versus peer and industry averages of 34.5x and 16.4x, Studsvik trades at a higher multiple, while the DCF fair value of 229.33 SEK suggests the price is about 10.8% below that estimate.
- Bears who worry about paying too much can point to this high P/E, yet the valuation picture is more mixed than it first appears, because:
- The stock price sitting below the DCF fair value estimate offers some support to those who think the market is not fully pricing in the recent 199.2% trailing twelve month earnings improvement.
- At the same time, the premium P/E relative to peers and the European Commercial Services industry means any slowdown from the forecast 14.1% earnings growth could quickly shift how comfortable investors feel with paying a higher multiple for Studsvik.
Some investors will want to see how this valuation debate ties back into the broader stories about the company and its nuclear services footprint, not just the latest quarter.
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