Volvo AB VOLV.B

Stockholm | Industrials | Heavy vehicles and machinery
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Updated: 20 Sep 2026 Base analysis: 21 Aug 2026

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HOLD Clear

Existing position may be maintained at current valuation.

Strong fundamentals and improved margins are balanced by a cyclical market and limited near-term catalysts.

Market sentiment Positive →
Trend: Stable

The market reacts positively to improved margins and cost control, but concerns around China remain.

Risk assessment Low
Dilution: Low Strong cash position and profitability
Jurisdiction: Low Core markets in Sweden, Europe and North America
Execution: Low Proven management and track record of profitability

HOLD is the call. Positive is the market mood. Low risk means less can go wrong.

Latest change
  • 20 Sep 2026 — ▲ Updated figures reflect revised reporting of revenue and margins for the quarter.

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About the company

AB Volvo manufactures heavy trucks, buses, construction equipment and marine and industrial power systems under brands including Volvo Trucks, Mack, Renault Trucks and Volvo Penta. The company also provides financing and aftermarket services. Operations are profitable and in a mature phase with focus on electrification.

Sector: Heavy vehicles and machinery
Type: Industrial
Next report (Q3)
23 Oct 2026
Catalysts
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23 Oct 2026
Q3 report High
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Dec 2026
Cellcentric approval Medium
Bull case

Strong order intake, improved margins and robust cash flow support profitability.

Bear case

Cyclical slowdown in the truck market and trade policy uncertainty may pressure volumes.

Sensitivity analysis
Factor If it weakens If it strengthens
Truck order intake Lower order intake → reduced revenue visibility and margin pressure. Higher order intake → improved volumes and stronger profitability in Industrial Operations.
China market Continued weak sales in China → lower total revenue and margins. Recovery in China → higher revenue and better capacity utilization.
Electrification volumes Slower transition to electric vehicles → delayed revenues from new products. Faster volume growth in electric vehicles → higher share of recurring service revenues.
Why this signal

Strong fundamentals and improved margins are balanced by a cyclical market and limited near-term catalysts.

Recent news
  • Volvo Group has announced an energy park in Mariestad with approximately 70 MW/260 MWh battery storage next to the planned battery factory, with operations starting in 2027. The hydrogen mobility collaboration with Daimler, Toyota, Bosch and Air Liquide was presented at IAA Transportation on 15 September.

Key figures

Revenue
Q2 2026
SEK 126B
Revenue TTM
TTM
SEK 472B
Net income
Q2 2026
SEK 0.8B
Cash
Q2 2026
SEK 47.0B
Total debt
Q2 2026
SEK 151B
Gross margin
Q2 2026
11.7%
Shares outstanding
Q2 2026
2.0B
EPS
Q2 2026
SEK 0.39
Exchange
Stockholm
Type
Industrials
Sector
Heavy vehicles and machinery
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