EElectrolux makes and sells home and professional appliances. Its products include items like refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, dishwashers, ovens, and other household devices that help with food preservation, cleaning, and cooking. These appliances work by combining electrical motors, compressors, cooling systems, and smart controls to perform tasks like cooling, heating, washing, drying, and sanitizing, with a focus on energy efficiency and user-friendly features. Electrolux differentiates itself through a long global history, dual legacy in home and professional markets, a wide product portfolio, and sustained emphasis on sustainability and efficient operation. The company has grown through international expansion and strategic acquisitions to serve both consumers and professional segments. Its goal is to provide reliable, energy-efficient appliances for homes and professional kitchens worldwide while continuously improving sustainability and performance.
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1919
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Electrolux cut its third-quarter net loss to SEK 340m on sales of SEK 33,919m, up from SEK 32,318m a year earlier. It had reported a profit of SEK 192m in the same quarter last year. Earnings per share were a loss of SEK 0.46, against earnings of SEK 0.39 a year ago. EBIT was SEK 912m, a 2.7% margin. Organic sales grew 3.5%, with volume gains in all regions and price increases in North America. Operating cash flow reached SEK 3.6b, helped by working capital and a tariff refund. The appliance maker booked SEK 1.4b in quarterly efficiencies and now targets about SEK 4b in savings for 2026. Tariffs and logistics costs still weigh on results.
Electrolux Group has appointed Daniele Rossi as head of procurement, effective 1 September. Rossi replaces Michelle Shi-Verdaasdonk, who became chief product officer in January after 14 months as chief procurement officer. Based in Susegana, Italy, Rossi brings over 30 years of experience in procurement, supply chain, quality and product development. He previously served as chief procurement officer for Italian steelmaker Acciaierie d'Italia. In his new role, Rossi will focus on driving design-to-cost initiatives and working with suppliers to co-develop sustainable products. He aims to integrate sustainability into sourcing decisions, evaluating suppliers on carbon footprint, environmental performance and labour standards. Rossi reports to Shi-Verdaasdonk.
The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) has approved R$300 million in funding for Electrolux to invest in artificial intelligence and energy efficiency. The investment will focus on developing 26 new products in Brazil. The funding supports Electrolux's expansion of its product line while incorporating advanced technologies and improving energy performance across its offerings in the Brazilian market.
Electrolux reported mixed Q2 2026 results, showing operational improvements alongside strategic restructuring costs. The Swedish appliance maker posted EBIT of 1.2 billion SEK with a 3.8% margin, up from 2.5% last year, driven by 1.4 billion SEK in cost efficiencies. However, the company recorded 2.2 billion SEK in non-recurring charges related to strategic partnerships and organisational changes, including a deal with Medea for its North American operations. Regional performance varied significantly. EMEA APAC and Latin America achieved 4.5% organic sales growth, whilst North America declined 2.9%, pressured by tariff costs and weak demand. Cash flow improved dramatically to 1.6 billion SEK from negative 0.7 billion SEK previously. Electrolux completed a 9 billion SEK rights issue to strengthen its balance sheet, though net debt remains at 2.6 times EBITDA, above its 2 times target.
Electrolux has completed a significantly oversubscribed rights issue, raising approximately SEK 9.1 billion with total demand reaching 135% of offered shares. Almost all shares were taken up by existing shareholders using subscription rights, requiring no underwriting commitments. The transaction increased Electrolux's share capital from SEK 1.54 billion to SEK 4.50 billion through the issuance of nearly 541 million new shares, primarily Class B, bringing total share count to over 824 million. New shares are scheduled to begin trading on Nasdaq Stockholm on 1st July 2026. The Swedish appliance manufacturer, which sells products under brands including Electrolux, AEG and Frigidaire across 120 markets, generated sales of SEK 131 billion in 2025.
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Industries
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Stockholms kommun, Sweden
Founded
1919
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