More than 200 companies. Thirty countries. One brand name nobody outside Stockholm has ever heard of
Founded in 1978, Indutrade has spent nearly five decades buying niche industrial and technology businesses and then, crucially, leaving them alone. Subsidiaries keep their own names, their own presidents, and their own customer relationships. The parent holds the capital and sets the reporting cadence. Everything else stays local.
The philosophy, in the company's own words: the best decisions are made by the people who best understand customer needs.
The Q2 2026 numbers show what that restraint produces. EBITA climbed 19% to SEK 1.32 billion. Order intake hit a record SEK 9.4 billion, up 14% year-over-year. The EBITA margin widened to 14.7% from 13.7% a year earlier.
Since its 2005 IPO, Indutrade has compounded earnings per share at roughly 15% annually. That's something to be proud of.
Source: Indutrade AB, Interim Report Q2 and H1redactedJuly 16, 2026)
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