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Home | World News | Beijer Ref reports best ever Q3

Beijer Ref reports best ever Q3

20th October 2022

SWEDEN: Wholesaler Beijer Ref has reported its best ever third quarter with net sales of SEK5,979m (€545m). 

This represented a 37% increase on the same quarter in 2021. Organic sales rose 18.6%, acquisition effects were 12% and currency effects were 7.1%. 

EBITA was up 70% at SEK622m (€56.5m).  

During the quarter, Beijer Ref announced the acquisitions of Australian company AAD & HVAC Consolidated, Transport Cooling SA of South Africa and EID, France.

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