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Svolder AB (publ)

SEK 61.75+SEK 0.25  (0.41%)
Estimate
P/E
15.4
EPS
4
Beta
1.288
Growth
Revenue, YoY
12,819.35%
Net income, YoY
587.82%
FCF, YoY
-50%
Dividends
Dividend yield
2.91%
Annual payout
SEK 1.80
Next ex. div date
November 19, 26
Payout
45.19%
Div.growth, 5y
-3.93%
Dividend growth streak
1 year
Div.rating
About the company
Ticker
SVOL-B
ISIN
SE0017161458
Country
Sweden
Sector (GICS)
Industrials
Svolder AB (publ) operates is a publicly owned investment manager. The firm operates as an investment trust. It invests in the shares of listed small and medium-size companies in Sweden. Svolder AB (publ) was founded in June, 1993 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.

Frequently asked questions

What sector does Svolder AB (publ) (SVOL-B) operate in?

Svolder AB (publ) belongs to the Industrials sector and operates in the Asset Management industry.

What is Svolder AB (publ) (SVOL-B) current stock price?

As of the latest data, Svolder AB (publ) stock price is SEK 61.75, with a previous close of SEK 61.50. Svolder AB (publ) gained SEK 0.25 in the last trading session, representing a 0.41% increase.

What is Svolder AB (publ) (SVOL-B) current market capitalization?

Svolder AB (publ) market cap is approximately 6.02 billion.

What is Svolder AB (publ) (SVOL-B) Earnings Per Share (EPS)?

The trailing EPS is SEK 4.00.

What is Svolder AB (publ) (SVOL-B) Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio?

Svolder AB (publ) current P/E ratio is 15.44.

What is Svolder AB (publ) (SVOL-B) EBITDA?

Svolder AB (publ) EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is 400.50 million.

Does Svolder AB (publ) (SVOL-B) pay dividends?

Yes. Svolder AB (publ) pays quarterly dividends with an annualized yield of 2.91% and an estimated annual payout of SEK 1.80 per share.

When is the next ex-dividend date for Svolder AB (publ) (SVOL-B)?

The next ex-dividend date is scheduled for November 19, 2026.

What is Svolder AB (publ) (SVOL-B) beta (volatility) score?

Svolder AB (publ) has a beta of 1.288, suggesting it is more volatile than the market.