Björn Borg

68.80 SEK

+0.58%

Less than 1K followers
Corporate customer

BORG

NASDAQ Stockholm

Personal Goods

Consumer Goods & Services

+0.58 %
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+15.82 %
+9.55 %
+6.34 %
+21.13 %
+90.68 %
+264.97 %
+3,871.75 %

Björn Borg operates in the fashion industry and focuses on the design, manufacture and distribution of sportswear and underwear. The company's products are aimed at private individuals looking for comfortable and stylish clothing. The business is global with a main presence in the Nordic region and Europe. Björn Borg was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Solna.

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Market cap
1.73B SEK
Turnover
2.04M SEK
P/E (adj.) (26e)
17.3
EV/EBIT (adj.) (26e)
13.5
P/B (26e)
4.42
EV/S (26e)
1.59
Dividend yield-% (26e)
5.09 %
Coverage
Recommendation
Reduce
Target price
67.00 SEK
Updated
2026-04-30
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Revenue B

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Financial calendar
19/5
2026

General meeting '26

20/5
2026

Annual dividend

14/8
2026

Interim report Q2'26

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Björn Borg Q1'26: Another solid quarter, but we remain on the sidelines
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Björn Borg Q1'26: Another solid quarter, but we remain on the sidelines

Björn Borg’s Q1 results came in above our expectations, and we view the share price reaction following the report as justified. While we have raised our short-term estimates following the Q1 beat, our mid- to long-term estimates remain largely unchanged. In our view, given the ongoing uncertainty in the operating environment and lack of clear evidence that the company can successfully scale its footwear segment, we believe the stock is already fairly priced for its expected earnings growth (2026e P/E: 17x). As a result, we reiterate our Reduce recommendation and target price of SEK 67 per share.

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Björn Borg Q1’26 flash comment: Strong revenue growth drives profitability
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Björn Borg Q1’26 flash comment: Strong revenue growth drives profitability

Björn Borg's Q1 revenue growth was better than our expectations, which in combination with increased gross margins resulted in a strong earnings beat. In our view, we view positivley on that sports apparel category contniues to show double-digit growth, however, there were yet no clear signs of an overall turnaround in the footwear category, which we belive will be key for the company to accelerate its revenue growth going forward.

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And here are Lucas’s quick comments on the morning’s results. Björn Borg’s Q3 revenue was only slightly below our absolute forecasts. Although operational cost development was stable, slightly lower revenue than our expectations also led to Q3 operating profit being slightly below...
Here is the company report on Björn Borg after Q1, written by Lucas. Björn Borg’s Q1 result exceeded our expectations, and we consider the share price reaction following the report justified. Although we have raised our short-term forecasts following the Q1 beat, our medium- and ...
Here are Lucas’s comments on the performance of the Swedish clothing market in early December. Preliminary December sales figures for the Swedish clothing market up to the 16th fell by 8.4%. Although we consider the figures to be quite weak, the period is relatively short, so it ...
And here is the new company report on Björn Borg by Lucas. Björn Borg’s Q3 report was overall roughly in line with our estimates. In our view, the company continues to show good revenue growth, but it does not come without costs, as gross margins (FX adj.) have decreased over the...
And here are Lucas’s comments on BB’s Q1 result. Björn Borg’s Q1 revenue growth was better than our expectations, which together with increased gross margins led to a strong earnings beat. In our view, we are positive about the sports apparel category continuing its double-digit ...
Lucas has written a company preview for Björn Borg, which will publish its Q1 results on Wednesday, April 29th. We have lowered our short-term forecasts to reflect softer end-market demand than previously expected. Although we are also taking a more cautious view in our medium-term...
Here are Lucas’s comments on how Björn Borg has entered into a three-year strategic partnership with Åhléns and Inno to expand its lifestyle categories in the Swedish and Belgian markets. Inderes – 18 Mar 26 Björn Borg: Uusi vähittäiskaupan kumppanuus tukemaan kasvua - Inderes Bj...
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