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fragment CompanyDetails_Content on Content {
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}

fragment ContentBasicInfo on Content {
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fragment ContentMetadata on Content {
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    ... on ThirdPartyCompanyReport {
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fragment ForumPosts on ForumPost {
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fragment KeyFigures_Content on Content {
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fragment PublishingDetails on Content {
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fragment Reactions on Content {
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fragment ReportLink_Content on Content {
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      squareLogoUrl
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    authors {
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    publishers {
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Note operates in the electronics industry and focuses on the development and manufacturing of electronic components and systems. The company's products are aimed at companies in sectors such as the automotive industry, medical technology and consumer electronics. The operations are international and target customers globally. Note was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Stockholm.

Recording the results for this quiet thread. Revenue was slightly over a billion kronor, profitability improved to 11%.  Financial performance in October-December  • Sales amounted to SEK 1,001 (1,025) million. Organic growth was -1%, currency adjusted.  • Operating profit was SEK 113 (98) million. Adjusted operating profit was SEK 114 (108) million, adjusted for revaluations of operating assets and liabilities in foreign currencies and acquisition costs.  • The operating margin amounted to 11.3% (9.5%). The adjusted operating margin was 11.4% (10.5%).  • Profit after financial items was SEK 109 (91) million.  • Profit after tax amounted to SEK 86 (73) million, corresponding to SEK 3.04 (2.55) per share.  • Adjusted for items affecting comparability, such as acquisition-related payments made and investments in the property in Torsby, Sweden, operating cash flow amounted to SEK 58 (140) million. Total cash flow after investments amounted to SEK -285 (124) million, or SEK -9.98 (4.35) per share.                    Inderes              NOTEs Year-end Report 2025 - Inderes    Financial performance in October-December • Sales amounted to SEK 1,001 (1,025) million. Organic growth was -1%, currency adjusted. • Operating profit was SEK 113 (98) million. Adjusted operating...                             Webcast                   Inderes              NOTE, Webcast, Q4'25 - Inderes    Time: 26.01.2026 klo 11.00 Language: en Language: en Venue: Citylife, Sveavägen 63 Sector: Information technology Activity: WebcastPresentationen kommer att hållas hos Citylife på Sveavägen 63 via Inderes i Stockholm. Anmälan görs...                             aaahhhhh  Dividend  • To maximise its financial freedom to act in the sector’s ongoing structural transformation, the Board of Directors is proposing that no dividend is paid for 2025.

Inderes              NOTE, Webcast, Q3'25 - Inderes    Time: 16.10.2025 klo 11.00 Language: en Language: en Venue: Citylife, Sveavägen 63 Sector: Information technology Activity: WebcastPresentationen kommer att hållas hos Citylife på Sveavägen 63 via Inderes i Stockholm. Anmälan görs...                             An interesting observation from NOTE’s Lind-Widestam in the webcast. They are apparently not currently looking for acquisitions in Germany, because the weak situation in the automotive sector has led to several contract manufacturers trying to find customers from other segments. This, in turn, intensifies competition, which then drives down prices and profitability. I’m noting this comment here, but this is a phenomenon I have highlighted as happening in Finland, for example, in the IT services sector. When competition intensifies, companies start acquiring more sales by lowering prices → everyone’

NOTE acquires in the UK. 12 million GBP turnover and a strong foothold in the defense industry.                   Inderes              NOTE expands in the UK with acquisition of Kasdon Group – strong position in...    NOTE has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares in Kasdon Group, a UK-based electronics contract manufacturer with a strong position in the defense sector, which accounts for around...

I listened to NOTE’s Q3 results while out for a run over the weekend. Quite a lot has happened at NOTE over the past few months. Guidance has been revised a couple of times, the CEO has sold shares, there has been investment in a new Swedish factory, and I think there was a release about share buybacks (maybe routine; I haven’t checked whether they have actually bought any or not). In light of that, the earnings call was quite calm. Johannes felt that the situation, demand, and potential are better than what the Q3 report was able to convey in terms of numbers. He remained convinced that growth will eventually come and that there is demand for their partnership. Customers have not canceled deals; they have only delayed orders. (At this point, I have to note that regardless of the industry or company, everyone seems to be expecting that growth in the coming years will just fall from the sky when the time is right. I understand that falling interest rates etc. support demand, but there has been quite a lot of this “growth will come in due time” talk in Q3 calls.) Johannes was downright proud of the profitability. And why wouldn’t he be, when they can achieve a respectable EBIT margin of over 8 percent on declining revenue. It’s not an Incap-level figure, but it deserves a small pat on the back.  All segments are leaking:  In the big picture, the direction is right, but 2024 will be a transition year, and 2025 will be a struggle to reach 2023 levels.  If we stay roughly within the 2024 guidance, EV/EBIT will likely hover somewhere between 10–13, and P/E around 13–16. On top of that, if 2025 brings about ten percent more revenue with profitability (EBIT) at 10%, then 2025e EV/EBIT drops below ten and P/E is just over ten. In the Q&A section, someone asked why they even provide guidance when their forecasts can’t seem to hit the mark. Johannes was convinced that guidance can still provide added value to owners and investors, but if the misses continue, they may consider stopping guidance altogether. In summary: NOTE is clearly going through a more difficult period. A new growth phase and recovering profitability are expected in 2025. The potential is there. However, I expect that even if the bottom has been reached, the turn back to growth may be slower and bumpier than we might currently want to believe. In the long run, I still see NOTE as one of the winners in the EMS industry, and it will likely gradually grow into one of Europe’s leading EMS houses (if it cannot already be cautiously considered as such).

This was already in the Incap thread; of course, this tweet thread was mostly about them, but there’s also information on other companies in the industry here. @Elias_L has done a great job!  https://x.com/EliasLuhtaniemi/status/1849726314670063666        Rest of the tweet thread, but easier to read on X

@Isa_Hudd interviewed NOTE’s CEO in Swedish. If you don’t know Swedish, you can get some help from YouTube’s auto-translations (though they aren’t that good :D), but even those who don’t speak Swedish can get something out of it.  Johannes Lind-Widestam, CEO of NOTE, doesn’t dodge any questions as he summarizes the company’s third quarter. Everything from negative sales growth to profit warnings and personal share sales is put through the wringer! The plan forward is as clear as the rest of the communication: growth is the goal! https://www.inderes.se/videos/note-q324-2024-ar-ett-mellanar Contents: 00:00 Introduction  00:27 “A lost year regarding sales”: profit warning and postponed financial targets  01:50 Continued decline in China, Nordic upturn and expansion  03:00 Overcapacity risks? On historical downturns and production peaks vs the current situation  05:50 The industry’s underlying growth and trends  07:49 Potential M&As: supply exists, unwilling to overpay  09:50 Communications - it will happen, the only question is when  11:50 The “problem child” Greentech  14:00 On growth going forward  14:59 Comments on incentive programs + sales of personal shares in NOTE This video can only be found on the Inderes Nordic channel, which also features English-language videos.   EDIT: Below is a tweet about Note’s result, with a 2/5 translation below.  https://x.com/torslandatrader/status/1845706280712749330

NOTE’s Q3 interim report will be published tomorrow.  Revenue is projected to decrease by 22 percent in Q3, according to the average estimates of Börsdata users (approx. 36 estimates).  https://x.com/40procent20ar/status/1845539521175113947

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NOTE has received an order worth SEK 135 million from one of its long‑term customers in the defence segment. The customer is a Nordic defence company that is a market leader in its field. The...

<div class="mfn-body"><p>NOTE has received an order worth SEK 135 million from one of its long‑term customers in the defence segment. The customer is a Nordic defence company that is a market leader in its field. The deliveries include advanced printed circuit board assemblies (PCBA) with high complexity and very high requirements for quality, robustness, and delivery reliability. Production will start in 2026 and continue into 2028.</p><p><em>“Receiving renewed trust from a customer in this segment clearly demonstrates that the combination of our technical expertise, reliable delivery capability, and close collaboration truly makes a difference. We see strong and growing demand for advanced and dependable electronics within Security &amp; Defence, and we are proud to be the partner customers turn to when precision and quality are business‑critical,”</em> says Johannes Lind‑Widestam, CEO and President of NOTE.</p></div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-contacts mfn-6bd2645cb295"><p><strong class="mfn-heading-1">For more information, please contact:</strong><br>Johannes Lind-Widestam, CEO and President, tel. +46 (0)70 541 7222&nbsp;<br>Frida Frykstrand, CFO, tel. +46 (0)70 462 0939</p></div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-about mfn-d068791129ea"><p><strong class="mfn-heading-1">About NOTE</strong><br><em>NOTE produces PCBAs, subassemblies and box build products. NOTE is a competitive EMS provider and stable business partner to customers with high standards. NOTE’s products are embedded in complex systems for electronic control, surveillance and security, for example.</em><br><em>&nbsp;</em><br><em>NOTE’s business model builds on delivering high end manufacture, custom logistics solutions and consulting for the best possible total cost through long-term customer relationships and partnerships. Its customer offering covers complete product lifecycles, from design to after-sales. Primarily, its customer base consists of large corporations operating on the global market, and enterprises whose main sales are in northern Europe. </em><em><br></em><br><em>NOTE has a presence in Sweden, Finland, the UK, Estonia, Bulgaria and China. Sales over the last 12 months were SEK 3,814 million, and the group has approximately 1,450 employees. NOTE is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. For more information, please go to www.note-ems.com.</em></p></div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-attachment mfn-attachment-general"><p><strong class="mfn-heading-1">Attachments</strong><br><a rel="noopener" href="https://storage.mfn.se/14ae8de5-deda-4657-80ae-934e3eb868d8/note-receives-sek-135-million-order-from-leading-nordic-defence-company.pdf" class="mfn-generated mfn-primary">NOTE receives SEK 135 million order from leading Nordic defence company</a></p></div>