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Teqnion AB (publ) (TEQ) Q2 2025 Earnings Call

Teqnion AB (publ) (STO: TEQ) Q2 2025 earnings conference call, held 2025-07-21. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

Mon, July 21, 2025 at 8:00 AMendedReplay
Teqnion AB (publ) (TEQ) Q2 2025 Earnings Call

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Hi everyone, welcome to Technion 2025 Q1 Q&A. Today we have kept the tradition of issuing our quarterly report on the same day as our AGM, which is the reason why we do this Q&A a little bit later in the day. We will, as always, alternate between the questions that we have received through our Q&A email and ones that you can ask us live. Please use the Q&A function in the Teams window, which you'll see at the top. Before we jump into the Q&A session, I would like to hand it over to you, Johan, to say a few words about the quarter. Hello everyone and welcome to this Q&A. Today we are broadcasting from TM Partners in Stockholm. Our legal advisors here will be later today going to hold our AGM. The quarter has been rather hectic with a lot of acquisitions for us. We have had a pace where we acquired six new companies and we are very happy to welcome our new colleagues into the group. This is a pace that you shouldn't be accustomed to. Please don't extrapolate this speed going forward. We have had a rather big backlog of acquisitions lined up for this first quarter from the previous years, talking to a lot of entrepreneurs and building relationships as we always do. We think that the pace that we communicated before with a handful of acquisitions per year is something that we like and are comfortable with. And over a period of time, we believe that's the right pace for Technion. The result in Q1 has been boosted quite a bit from FX effects. The Swedish Corona has been strengthened due to the very turbulent global situation that we have at the moment. And since we are operating more on an international level these days, these things tend to be bigger than they used to be. And it's also something that probably going to stay big or bigger in the future as we grow and move m...

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