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Beijer Ref 2025 sales up 3.9%

SWEDEN: Beijer Ref has reported stable growth in 2025 with record-high cash flow and EBITA margin.

In a year which saw the Swedish wholesaler make seven acquisitions, the group’s sales and EBITA increased by 9% and 11%, respectively.

Net sales for the year were SEK37,067m (€3.5bn), a 3.9% increase on 2024.

“Overall, sales, the EBITA margin of 10.7%, excluding items affecting comparability, and operating cash flow of SEK 4,400 million are Beijer Ref’s highest ever for a full year,” commented Beijer Ref CEO Christopher Norbye.

Fourth quarter sales amounted to SEK8,262m (€781m), an increase of 2% compared with the previous year. 

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