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Saab Q3 order backlog reaches SEK 364.2B as sales grow 30%

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  • Saab AB press release (SAABF): Q3 SEK 2.57 vs. SEK 1.77 Y/Y, up 45%.
  • Revenue: SEK 20.55B, up 29.5% Y/Y; organic sales growth was 30.6%.

  • Outlook: Saab reiterated its medium-term 2023–2027 targets of around 22% organic sales growth CAGR, operating income growth exceeding organic sales growth, and cumulative cash conversion above 60% over five years. The report did not provide a new full-year 2026 forecast.

  • Operating income (EBIT): SEK 1.95B, up 42% Y/Y; operating margin increased to 9.5% from 8.7%.

  • EBITDA: SEK 2.83B, up 30% Y/Y; EBITDA margin was 13.8% vs. 13.7%.

  • Net income: SEK 1.43B vs. SEK 975M, up 47% Y/Y.

  • Order bookings: SEK 65.83B, up 216% Y/Y; book-to-bill ratio was 3.2x.

  • Order backlog: SEK 364.22B vs. SEK 274.53B at the end of 2025.

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