• Capital raise, asset sale and good cost control takes the Servicing leverage ratio to 4.5x, compared to 5.7x at year end 2025
• Negative Servicing income trend from H1 2026 continued, leading to a goodwill impairment of SEK 1.5bn in Germany. Operational Excellence programme accelerated.
• Investment pace increased with returns remaining high – SEK 617m was invested in the quarter at a 17% blended IRR

Key figures, third quarter 2026

1) Amounts attributable to the Parent’s shareholders. 2) Earnings/loss per share is not comparable to prior periods due to the share issue completed in Q3 2026. Source: Intrum Interim report Q3 2026, page 2.

“Three quarters into our Intrum 2030 strategy, we are making progress on our first priority: reducing leverage. In order to continue to deleverage, we will focus on lower costs, better cash generation and External servicing growth. In Investing, our aim is to invest at a level that replenishes the book, while maintaining our return requirements.” - Johan Åkerblom, President and CEO, Intrum AB

The quarter summarised

• The Servicing leverage ratio was 4.5x, compared with 5.7x at year end 2025, following a SEK 7.5bn capital raise and an asset sale, which generated SEK 2.5bn in cash. At the same time, Servicing income remained under pressure, and full-year External servicing income is now expected to be lower than in 2025.
  
• Servicing income declined, continuing the trend from the first half of 2026, mainly due to run-off in the Specialised markets. Traditional markets grew at a low single-digit rate, however overall growth was not enough to offset the decline in the Specialised markets. Germany’s negative trend continued and a goodwill impairment of SEK 1.5bn was recorded.
  
• In response to the challenges within Servicing, sales leadership has been strengthened in eight markets, including UK and Germany. New sales capacity has been increased by 30 percent and a more structured approach to commercial performance has been introduced.
  
• Further, the Operational Excellence programme was accelerated and has now been initiated in 17 countries, compared with seven planned for 2026. Under a plan to be finalised in Q4, total costs are expected to approach SEK 11bn in 2027.
  
• Investing volumes increased following the capital raise. SEK 617m was invested in the quarter at a blended IRR of 17%, compared with 18% a year ago, and year-to-date investments of SEK 1.2bn are in line with the full year 2025.

Presentation of the interim report

Johan Åkerblom, President & CEO, and Masih Yazdi, CFO, will present the Q3 2026 results, followed by a Q&A session, in a webcast with teleconference at 09:00 CET. The conference will be held in English.

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