Why Litium stock moves
Litium rose clearly while the market fell.
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Why today
16,415 news analyzed todayLitium rose clearly while the market fell.
No company news explains the move.
Over five days it was roughly unchanged, in line with a flat market.
Trading was about three times its usual level, and the shares sit near their one-year low.
Earlier, on 21 October, Litium reported its strongest quarter so far, but that is background only.
Today's move of +1.93% was 1.9 times a normal day's 1.0%. OMX Stockholm 30 moved −1.01% on the same day.
Litium +1.93%OMX Stockholm 30 −1.01%Against the market
What analysts expect, and how often they have been right
Analysts’ estimates for Litium.
Litium earned more than expected in 3 out of 6 reports.
Not in the chart because no estimate and result are available: 5 of the 11 reports in this period, the latest on October 21, 2026.
For comparison, about 46% of reports from Nordic companies beat the estimate in the last three years.
The share moved in the same direction as the earnings surprise in 0 out of 6 reports with a measured move, against about 63% of reports from Nordic companies.
Price targets
Latest price 9.50 SEK
Earnings against expectations, and the share’s reaction
Expected EPSAbove estimateBelow estimateAs expectedSEK
Next reported quarter: expected earnings per share of 0.00 SEK. 2026 estimate: 0.00 SEK. 2027 estimate: 0.40 SEK. One analyst made these estimates. People on the board and in management must report their trades in the share to Finansinspektionen, Sweden's financial supervisor. September 18: Buy about 21 thousand SEK. September 17: Buy about 16 thousand SEK. September 15: Buy about 25 thousand SEK. August 11: Buy about 22 thousand SEK. August 11: Buy about 387 thousand SEK.
Has the share price followed the business?
Price and earnings moved in the same direction: 0 out of 3 years. Across Nordic companies, that happens in about 60% of years. In 2025, the price changed +106% and earnings per share went from 0.04 SEK to -0.17 SEK.
Revenue, profit and market cap
RevenueProfitMarket capHatched bars: analysts’ estimates.m SEK
Assets, liabilities and market cap
AssetsLiabilitiesMarket capm SEK
Price and earnings moved in the same direction: 0 out of 3 years.Market cap (Now): 184 m SEKRevenue 2025: 81.8 m SEK
What the key figures say about Litium
The figures connect what Litium earns with what investors pay.
The line shows the share price in the same year, on its own scale. Hatched bars: analysts’ estimates.
Profit divided by the number of shares. Each share represents this much of the earnings.
2022–2025: -0.80 SEK–0.04 SEK. Peers: Vincit -0.08 EUR, Safeture 0.08 SEK, LeadDesk -0.38 EUR. 2026 estimate: 0.00 SEK (0.00 SEK–0.00 SEK). 2027 estimate: 0.40 SEK (0.40 SEK–0.40 SEK).
What the company sold during the year.
2022–2025: 64.9 m SEK–81.8 m SEK. Peers: Vincit 61.6 m EUR, Safeture 61.6 m SEK, LeadDesk 38.8 m EUR. 2026 estimate: 99.5 m SEK (99.5 m SEK–99.5 m SEK). 2027 estimate: 114 m SEK (114 m SEK–114 m SEK).
The percentage of revenue left after the costs of running the business.
2022–2025: −19.2%–0.9%. Peers: Vincit −1.5%, Safeture 4.0%, LeadDesk −2.8%.
Profit as a percentage of shareholders’ money in the company.
2022–2025: −14.1%–0.8%. Peers: Vincit −4.5%, Safeture 9.8%, LeadDesk −14.0%.
What investors pay for each unit the company sells.
2022–2025: 1.76–3.67. Peers: Vincit 0.21, Safeture 2.32, LeadDesk 0.32. 2026 estimate: 1.85. 2027 estimate: 1.61.
Net debt divided by operating earnings before depreciation and amortisation.
2022–2025: -105.39–-105.39. Peers: Vincit 2.91, Safeture -11.88, LeadDesk 3.50.
More key figures
Market cap divided by shareholders’ equity, what remains after liabilities.
2022–2025: 1.49–2.61. Peers: Vincit 0.46, Safeture 4.49, LeadDesk 0.84.
Cash left after investments, divided by the number of shares.
2022–2025: -1.32 SEK–-0.22 SEK. Peers: Vincit 0.10 EUR, Safeture -0.01 SEK, LeadDesk 0.20 EUR.
The percentage of assets financed by shareholders’ equity.
2022–2025: 82.1%–84.3%.
More about Litium
Insider trades
People on the board and in management must report their trades in the share to Finansinspektionen, Sweden's financial supervisor.
- Petter Blid, CFOBuyabout 21 thousand SEK
- Petter Blid, CFOBuyabout 16 thousand SEK
- Petter Blid, CFOBuyabout 25 thousand SEK
- Catrin Wirfalk, board member (closely associated)Buyabout 22 thousand SEK
- Johan Rutgersson, board memberBuyabout 387 thousand SEK
Earnings report
On its last 16 report days Litium usually moved about 3.1%. On a normal day it moves 1.0%.
+0.50% +1.30% +0.00% −2.86%
10,000 SEK in Litium bought on December 16, 2020 is worth 2,880 SEK today, with dividends reinvested.
The same amount in OMX Stockholm 30 with dividends would have become 20,300 SEK.
What would 10,000 SEK in Litium be worth today? →
What would 10,000 SEK in Litium be worth today?
2,880 SEK
with dividends reinvested, bought on December 16, 2020. The same amount in OMX Stockholm 30 with dividends would have become 20,300 SEK.
At worst it was worth 2,220 SEK (November 19, 2024).
The five biggest days of the journey
· +20.8% · the whole market rose 1.2% the same day
· +13.3% · the whole market fell 0.7% the same day · report day
· +12.0% · the whole market rose 0.1% the same day · report day
· +11.6% · the whole market rose 1.7% the same day
· −11.4% · the whole market fell 1.1% the same day
Earlier days
−0.84% market −0.11% Litium was roughly unchanged over the past five trading days, while the OMX Stockholm 30 index was also roughly flat. Read →
Litium was roughly unchanged over the past five trading days, while the OMX Stockholm 30 index was also roughly flat.
Litium's latest session rose clearly against a falling market, on trading volume well above normal.
No company news about Litium appeared in this period, so the likely drivers are market positioning and sector sentiment, with Technology stocks on Nasdaq First North Sweden drifting slightly lower over the same days.
Litium's share price sits near its lowest close of the past year, well below its highest in early January.
−0.42% market +0.83% Litium was roughly unchanged without a company-news explanation. Read →
Litium was roughly unchanged without a company-news explanation.
Over the same days, OMX Stockholm 30 rose clearly, so Litium moved less than the market.
Over the last five trading days, Litium fell slightly while the market rose slightly, so it moved against the market.
The stock is well below its high of the past year and near its low.
Its move was an ordinary one for Litium, within its usual daily range.
−2.30% market +0.48% Litium fell clearly, without company news. Read →
Litium fell clearly, without company news.
Litium fell, while OMX Stockholm 30 rose slightly, so it moved against the market.
No company news explains the move in that session.
Over the last five trading days Litium also fell clearly while the market rose clearly, a large move for the stock.
Its latest close is at its lowest of the past year.
−3.23% market +3.01% Litium fell slightly over the week's trading days, moving against a clearly rising market. Read →
Litium fell slightly over the week's trading days, moving against a clearly rising market.
The company's third-quarter report, published on 21 October, showed its strongest quarter so far, with revenue growth of 24 percent and a small operating profit.
That news came before this week, so it does not directly explain the move.
Over the same days the wider Technology sector on Nasdaq First North Sweden fell about 3.5 percent, so sector weakness was likely a partial driver.
−2.84% market +0.96% Litium fell clearly, without company news. Read →
Litium fell clearly, without company news.
Its Q3 report, published before that session, showed its strongest quarter yet with profit, which likely made some investors cautious on the day.
Trading was about twice a normal session, so the move was big for the stock.
Over five trading days it fell clearly while the market was roughly flat.
−1.00% market +0.41% Litium fell slightly, moving against a slightly rising OMX Stockholm 30. Read →
Litium fell slightly, moving against a slightly rising OMX Stockholm 30.
Its latest quarterly report came out before the session and showed strong growth and a profit.
No company news from the last session explains the move, and the stock moved in an ordinary way.
Trading volume was well below its usual level.
The latest close sits near the lowest of the past year, so the fall may reflect weak sentiment in the sector.
−1.98% market −3.67% Litium edged lower over the last five trading days, a small move that was smaller than the market's fall. Read →
Litium edged lower over the last five trading days, a small move that was smaller than the market's fall.
Litium's quarterly report, published earlier this week, showed its strongest quarter yet, with sales up about a quarter and a small profit.
The stock was still well below its high from early January, close to its low from mid October.
Trading was quiet, so the price changed little in the week.
−1.48% market −2.51% Litium fell clearly, less than the market. Read →
Litium fell clearly, less than the market.
Litium's Q3 report, published the day before, showed profit and strong growth.
Trading was about three times a normal day.
The stock was roughly unchanged over the five trading days, while OMX Stockholm 30 fell clearly.
The likely reason is that investors sold on the news, with heavy volume.
+1.61% market +1.25% Litium rose with the market, with no company news. Read →
Litium rose with the market, with no company news.
Litium rose clearly in the last trading day, in line with a clear rise in OMX Stockholm 30, so the move looks more like broad market buying than anything specific to the company.
Over the last five trading days the share was roughly unchanged, while the wider index edged up, so Litium has lagged slightly.
Trading was around its usual level.
Litium is a technology company, so its shares tend to follow the mood in tech stocks and the general market closely.
+0.00% market +1.19% Litium was roughly unchanged over the last five trading days. Read →
Litium was roughly unchanged over the last five trading days.
The company has had no company news in this period, so there is no specific event behind the move.
Over the same days the broader Stockholm market, measured by the OMX Stockholm 30 index, edged up slightly, so Litium held steady while the market drifted higher.
Stock moves without news like this often reflect general market sentiment and sector trading, with the technology sector's broader mood likely shaping how investors treated the stock.
+2.47% market −0.02% Litium rose sharply, with no company news to point to. Read →
Litium rose sharply, with no company news to point to.
Litium had no company news in the past two weeks, so the move cannot be tied to a specific announcement.
The broader market was roughly flat that day, which means the rise was stock-specific rather than a market-wide lift.
Such moves in small technology names often come from a shift in investor positioning or from thin trading amplifying a burst of buying, and that is the most likely explanation here.
−2.61% market +0.21% Litium fell sharply without company news. Read →
Litium fell sharply without company news.
Litium, listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, fell sharply over the last five trading days, and the most recent session was also sharply lower, while the OMX Stockholm 30 — the Stockholm exchange's index of its thirty most traded shares — was roughly flat, so the move was specific to Litium rather than the wider market.
Litium has had no company news in this period, so the weakness likely reflects sector or stock-specific sentiment rather than any announcement.
Technology shares are often sensitive to shifts in interest-rate expectations and risk appetite, which can move a smaller company like Litium more than the broad market.
Watch whether the next quarterly report gives any fresh steer on demand.
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