Why AGES Industri stock moves
AGES Industri rose, moving against a falling market.
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Updated 08:00 with news that came after the close
Why today
16,415 news analyzed todayAGES Industri rose, moving against a falling market.
Over the last five trading days the shares were roughly unchanged, similar to the market.
Trading was well below its usual level, so the rise came on thin volume.
Peers in the sector fell about 2% over the same days.
Today's move of +1.94% was 1.5 times a normal day's 1.3%. OMX Stockholm 30 moved −1.01% on the same day.
AGES Industri +1.94%OMX Stockholm 30 −1.01%Against the market
Has the share price followed the business?
Price and earnings moved in the same direction: 2 out of 3 years. Across Nordic companies, that happens in about 60% of years. In 2025, the price changed −19% and earnings per share went from -21.77 SEK to 2.24 SEK.
Revenue, profit and market cap
RevenueProfitMarket capbn SEK
Assets, liabilities and market cap
AssetsLiabilitiesMarket capbn SEK
Price and earnings moved in the same direction: 2 out of 3 years.Market cap (Now): 304 m SEKRevenue 2025: 880 m SEK
What the key figures say about AGES Industri
The figures connect what AGES Industri earns with what investors pay.
The line shows the share price in the same year, on its own scale.
Profit divided by the number of shares. Each share represents this much of the earnings.
2022–2025: -21.77 SEK–8.07 SEK. Peers: HAKI Safety 1.58 SEK, Precomp Solutions 0.02 SEK, Troax Group 0.55 SEK.
What the company sold during the year.
2022–2025: 880 m SEK–1.5 bn SEK. Peers: HAKI Safety 1.3 bn SEK, Precomp Solutions 180 m SEK, Troax Group 314 m EUR.
The percentage of revenue left after the costs of running the business.
2022–2025: 3.6%–6.7%. Peers: HAKI Safety 6.7%, Precomp Solutions 1.8%, Troax Group 8.0%.
Profit as a percentage of shareholders’ money in the company.
2022–2025: −50.8%–12.8%. Peers: HAKI Safety 6.5%, Precomp Solutions 2.5%, Troax Group 1.6%.
The price investors pay for each unit of annual earnings per share. Not shown for a loss.
2022–2025: 7.5–24.1. Peers: HAKI Safety 11.7, Precomp Solutions 48.2, Troax Group 270.2.
What investors pay for each unit the company sells.
2022–2025: 0.20–0.52. Peers: HAKI Safety 0.44, Precomp Solutions 0.12.
Money paid to shareholders per share, summed by calendar year.
2017–2025: 0.00 SEK–4.00 SEK.
The ordinary yearly dividend as a percentage of the share price.
2022–2025: 0.0%–2.8%. Peers: HAKI Safety 2.7%, Precomp Solutions 0.0%, Troax Group 1.8%.
Net debt divided by operating earnings before depreciation and amortisation.
2022–2025: 0.74–2.67. Peers: Precomp Solutions 5.23, Troax Group 3.10.
More key figures
Market cap divided by shareholders’ equity, what remains after liabilities.
2022–2025: 0.64–1.57. Peers: HAKI Safety 0.73, Precomp Solutions 0.95.
Market cap plus net debt, divided by operating earnings. This includes debt.
2022–2025: 8.3–15.5.
Cash left after investments, divided by the number of shares.
2022–2025: 6.26 SEK–10.54 SEK. Peers: HAKI Safety 2.78 SEK, Precomp Solutions 0.21 SEK, Troax Group 0.33 EUR.
The percentage of assets financed by shareholders’ equity.
2022–2025: 36.2%–46.3%.
The dividend explained
A dividend is money paid to shareholders. AGES Industri paid 1.00 SEK per share in the twelve months through November 6, 2026.
On the ex-dividend day, May 6, 2026, AGES Industri traded without the right to the 1.00 SEK dividend. The price went from 49.60 SEK to 48.60 SEK; including the dividend, the day's change was +0.0%. Entitlement passes from the company to shareholders on the ex-day; payment comes later.
2017: 4.00 SEK2018: 1.50 SEK2019: 1.50 SEK2020: 0.00 SEK2021: 0.00 SEK2022: 0.00 SEK2023: 0.00 SEK2024: 1.50 SEK2025: 1.50 SEK2026 so far: 1.00 SEK
People on the board and in management must report their trades in the share to Finansinspektionen, Sweden's financial supervisor. October 22: Buy about 1 thousand SEK. October 21: Buy about 25 thousand SEK. September 18: Buy about 40 thousand SEK. September 18: Buy about 183 thousand SEK. July 10: Buy about 25 thousand SEK.
More about AGES Industri
Insider trades
People on the board and in management must report their trades in the share to Finansinspektionen, Sweden's financial supervisor.
- Vibeke Gyllenram, CEOBuyabout 1 thousand SEK
- Vibeke Gyllenram, CEOBuyabout 25 thousand SEK
- Johan Anders Bladh, CFOBuyabout 40 thousand SEK
- Anders Berggren, chairBuyabout 183 thousand SEK
- Anders Berggren, chairBuyabout 25 thousand SEK
Earnings report
On its last 16 report days AGES Industri usually moved about 5.2%. On a normal day it moves 1.3%.
+11.16% Why? +10.66% +4.20% −6.25%
10,000 SEK in AGES Industri bought on November 7, 2016 is worth 5,120 SEK today, with dividends reinvested.
What would 10,000 SEK in AGES Industri be worth today? →
What would 10,000 SEK in AGES Industri be worth today?
5,120 SEK
with dividends reinvested, bought on November 7, 2016.
At worst it was worth 2,900 SEK (March 23, 2020).
The five biggest days of the journey
· +35.7% · the whole market fell 1.7% the same day · report day
· +19.4% · the whole market fell 0.2% the same day
· +16.7% · the whole market fell 0.1% the same day
· −14.2% · the whole market rose 0.2% the same day · report day
· +13.6% · the whole market rose 0.9% the same day
Earlier days
−0.47% market −0.11% AGES Industri was roughly flat over the week's trading days. Read →
AGES Industri was roughly flat over the week's trading days.
The broader Stockholm market also moved little, so the shares moved on their own.
The stock traded quietly, below its usual level.
The company published no press release in this period; its quarterly report came out in late October, before the week began.
+0.00% market −0.32% AGES Industri was roughly unchanged, an ordinary day for the stock. Read →
AGES Industri was roughly unchanged, an ordinary day for the stock.
Over the same day, OMX Stockholm 30 fell slightly, so the stock held up better than the market.
Over the last five trading days, AGES Industri fell clearly while OMX Stockholm 30 rose slightly, so it moved against the market.
Earlier company news came from the third-quarter report, released on 21 October, which showed sales up and operating profit (EBIT, earnings before interest and tax) turning positive.
That report is background, not the cause of this week's fall.
−1.86% market −0.29% AGES Industri fell clearly. Read →
AGES Industri fell clearly.
The market, OMX Stockholm 30, fell only slightly over the same day.
No company news from the last session explains the drop.
Over the last five trading days the stock fell sharply while the market rose clearly.
The most likely reason is the third-quarter report published last Wednesday, which showed operating profit of only 7 MSEK, up from a loss of 1 MSEK.
−4.95% market +3.01% AGES Industri fell sharply over the week while the OMX Stockholm 30 rose clearly, so it moved against the market. Read →
AGES Industri fell sharply over the week while the OMX Stockholm 30 rose clearly, so it moved against the market.
The most recent company news was its third-quarter report, published on 21 October, before this week's trading began; it showed stable profitability and a slight rise in sales, but no new event explains the drop.
Trading was thin, well below its usual level, and the stock sits well below its one-year high but above its one-year low.
The wider Industrials group on Nasdaq First North Sweden edged up slightly, so the fall looks specific to the company.
−2.25% market +1.57% AGES Industri fell sharply without a company-news explanation. Read →
AGES Industri fell sharply without a company-news explanation.
Over the last five trading days the stock rose slightly while OMX Stockholm 30 fell slightly.
The most likely background is the Q3 and nine-month report published last week, which showed flat nine-month profit and a slightly higher quarterly margin, and the sector's modest decline.
Trading was lighter than usual, so the move may reflect thin trading as much as news.
−4.72% market +0.41% AGES Industri fell, moving against the market. Read →
AGES Industri fell, moving against the market.
Its ordinary daily swings are much smaller, so this was a very big move, rare in the past year.
The Q3 earnings report came out Wednesday, before the session, and it showed higher sales and a clearly better third-quarter operating profit.
Over the same days OMX Stockholm 30 rose slightly.
Trading volume was well below its usual level.
+2.30% market −3.67% AGES Industri rose slightly over the last five trading days while the broader Stockholm market fell sharply, so it moved against the market. Read →
AGES Industri rose slightly over the last five trading days while the broader Stockholm market fell sharply, so it moved against the market.
The main company news was its nine-month interim report, published Wednesday, which showed higher sales and a third quarter that swung back to a profit after a loss a year earlier.
Operating profit, the profit left after running costs, was flat for the nine months, at a stable margin of about 4 percent.
Investors likely focused on the quarterly improvement, which partly offset the broader market decline.
−2.51% market −2.51% AGES Industri fell sharply, in line with the market. Read →
AGES Industri fell sharply, in line with the market.
The whole of OMX Stockholm 30 also fell sharply over the same day, so the drop was mostly market-wide.
No company news from that session explains the move.
The latest company report came out the day before, before the session opened.
Over five trading days the stock rose sharply, while the market fell clearly, so the week went the other way.
+11.16% market +0.17% AGES Industri rose very sharply, with its interim report published that day. Read →
AGES Industri rose very sharply, with its interim report published that day.
The company reported third-quarter net sales of 193 MSEK (181) and operating profit (EBIT, earnings before interest and tax) of 7 MSEK, against a loss of 1 MSEK a year earlier.
Over the last five trading days the stock rose clearly while the OMX Stockholm 30 index fell slightly, so the stock moved against the market.
The move was far bigger than its usual report-day swing and was accompanied by heavy trading.
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