Electrolux Q3 Organic Sales Grow 4.6%
Operating margin reached 2.8%.
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Electrolux reported third-quarter 2025 net sales of SEK 32.318 billion in its October 30 results release. Organic sales increased 4.6%, mainly supported by North America, while reported sales were below the prior-year figure of SEK 33.286 billion.
Operating income rose to SEK 890 million, producing a 2.8% margin compared with 1.0% a year earlier. The company attributed much of the improvement to North America. The comparison also included a negative non-recurring item in the third quarter of 2024 associated with disposal of the South African water-heater business.
Net income for the quarter was SEK 192 million, reversing a loss in the corresponding period. Operating cash flow after investments was SEK 624 million, down from SEK 1.053 billion. Electrolux said a larger seasonal increase in receivables and relatively high inventory affected cash generation.
The company described a competitive environment with substantial promotional activity across regions. Cost savings and product introductions helped its trading performance, but currency movements and other adjustments meant organic growth differed from the reported revenue change. The figures cover the global appliance group and the July-to-September period, rather than a full-year result or a standalone cleaning-product business.
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