Core Insights - The third quarter of 2025 marks the first quarter under the new CEO, Glen Instone, who emphasizes a focus on innovation and competitiveness through the upcoming 2030 strategy [3][10]. Financial Performance - Organic sales growth was flat, with net sales decreasing by 5% to SEK 9,204 million, impacted by a -5% change in exchange rates [4][6]. - Operating income, excluding items affecting comparability, increased to SEK 140 million, with an operating margin of 1.5%, up from 0.5% in the previous year [5][6]. - Earnings per share after dilution improved to SEK -0.02 from -0.27, indicating a reduction in losses [6]. - Cash flow from operations and investments was SEK 2,331 million, down from 2,892 million [6]. Segment Performance - The professional segment showed strong growth, particularly in robotic mowers and handheld products, while the residential segment faced subdued demand, especially in North America [4]. - Organic sales grew by 1% in the Husqvarna Forest & Garden Division and by 3% in the Husqvarna Construction Division, but decreased by 7% in the Gardena Division [4]. Cost Management - The company is implementing cost-saving measures, including the closure of a facility in Brastad, Sweden, to transition towards a more asset-light business model [8]. - Net debt decreased to SEK 9.9 billion from 12.8 billion, with an improved net debt/EBITDA ratio of 2.2 [7]. Innovation and Future Outlook - The company plans to launch several innovative products in 2026, including AI vision-based robotic mowers, as part of its long-term sustainability agenda [9][10]. - A Capital Markets Day is scheduled for December 10, 2025, to present the new strategic roadmap [10].