Johnny Alverson
Acting President and CEO
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Beijer Alma AB (publ) (STO: BEIA_B) Q4 2025 earnings conference call, held 2026-02-06. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

Acting President and CEO
CFO
Analyst, SCB
Analyst, Nordia
Analyst, DNB Carnegie
Analyst, Pareto Securities
Analyst, Danske Bank
to ask questions by dialing pound key five on their telephone keypad. Now I will hand the conference over to the speakers, Acting President and CEO Johnny Alverson and CFO Peter Forslund. Please go ahead. Hello, welcome everybody. My voice is a bit different today. It's not because it's dark time, it's because I have got a cold. And for those who don't know me, I can tell you, I have followed this company since the early nineties. I've been doing quite other businesses, but last year I was in here for a number of months as CEO. And we can start with the presentation. Together with me, there is Peter Forslund also, who has been in the company for about a year. Yeah. Good morning, everybody. And we will go through five different subjects. It's the highlights from Q4, financial performance, acquisitions, where we're going in the future, and Q&A. If we then go to the highlights for... But this is just in the beginning of a story that we lost for many, many years. Go to the highlights of the quarter. It's been a tough period, depending on the market circumstances around the world. Also, for us specifically, some cases. But in general, if you look at the markets, In the United States, it's been no change, more or less. It's a slow market, but it's no change, neither upwards or downwards. In Asia, for us, it's actually been a positive trend. We have good opportunities there. We have new customers coming in. And in Europe, it's also okay in in the nordic is more slow business when we talk about liquor force but in the niche businesses in bay tech it's it varies between different companies so there we see positive trends and as you see we had a growth of uh three percent organic to be between 24 and 25 in the quarter but the currency hit us hard And it probably will continue ...