According to the previous AGM resolution, the Chairman of the Board has consulted with the company’s four largest shareholders for a Nomination Committee. The Nomination Committee will prepare proposals for the Annual General Meeting 2026 regarding Chairman of the AGM, Board of Directors, Chairman of the Board and auditors. The Nomination Committee will also prepare proposals concerning fees to the Board of Directors and auditors and remuneration for committee work. The Nomination Committee appointed for ...

Group 1 - HMS Networks is hosting a hybrid Capital Markets Day on September 9, 2025, at 9 am CEST, which can be attended on-site or via live webcast [1][2] - The event will feature updates on HMS Networks' strategy and objectives for 2030, presented by President and CEO Staffan Dahlström and CFO Joakim Nideborn [2] - Registration for on-site attendance is required by August 31, with limited capacity prioritized for investors, analysts, and financial media [2] Group 2 - Participants joining digitally will have the opportunity to ask questions via chat, and a recording of the event will be available for later viewing [3] - HMS Networks is a leading provider in Industrial Information and Communication Technology (Industrial ICT), employing over 1,100 people globally [4] - The company reported sales of SEK 3,059 million in 2024 and is listed on NASDAQ OMX in Stockholm within the Large Cap segment and Telecommunications sector [4]

Staffan Dahlström, CEO HMS, +46 (0)35 17 29 01 Joakim Nideborn, CFO HMS, +46 (0)35 710 69 83 HMS Networks AB (publ) is a market-leading provider of solutions in Industrial Information and Communication Technology (Industrial ICT) and employs over 1,100 people. Local sales and support are handled through over 20 sales offices all over the world, as well as through a wide network of distributors and partners. HMS reported sales of SEK 3,059 million in 2024 and is listed on the NASDAQ OMX in Stockholm in the L ...

Core Insights - The second quarter was marked by uncertainty in the market due to unclear tariff regulations and geopolitical tensions, affecting customer investment decisions [3][15] - Order intake for the quarter was SEK 816 million, reflecting an organic increase of 8%, driven by modest market improvements and better alignment of customer inventory with demand [4][9] - Net sales for the quarter were SEK 843 million, showing an organic decrease of 5%, impacted by currency fluctuations and delivery challenges [6][9] - The gross margin remained stable at 61.8%, although slightly lower than recent quarters due to currency changes and tariff effects [10][11] - The integration of Red Lion is progressing well, with significant advancements in implementing ERP and CRM systems [12] Financial Performance - Adjusted EBIT for the quarter reached SEK 181 million, corresponding to a margin of 21.4% [9][11] - Cash flow from operating activities amounted to SEK 201 million, driven by inventory adjustments and reduced accounts receivable [11][9] - For the first six months, order intake increased by 41% to SEK 1,746 million, while net sales rose by 19% to SEK 1,733 million [9] Market and Divisional Insights - Demand within Industrial Network Technology (INT) is improving, particularly among European customers, although from low levels [7] - Industrial Data Solutions (IDS) reported growth in order intake, but fewer large project orders were noted compared to previous quarters [8] - The New Industries (NI) segment is experiencing a cautious market environment due to tariff announcements, particularly affecting the European automotive industry [8] Tariff and Regulatory Environment - Ongoing tariff negotiations between the US and its trading partners are critical, with expectations of approximately 10% tariffs on finished goods from Europe to the US [14] - The company has introduced price adjustments on new orders to mitigate tariff impacts and is closely monitoring the situation [14] Outlook - The short-term market outlook remains uncertain due to tariffs and geopolitical factors, but there is cautious optimism for long-term growth driven by increased automation and digitalization needs in the US manufacturing sector [15][16]