Skistar AB Releases Year‑End Results for September 2025–August 2026

Skistar AB (publ), the Swedish‑based operator of alpine ski resorts in Sweden, Norway, and Austria, has announced its financial results for the period ending 31 August 2026. The company’s release, issued via GlobeNewswire on 30 September 2026, provides a detailed view of its performance in a seasonally challenging quarter and outlines its outlook for the development of future mountain destinations.

Revenue and Net Sales Growth

  • Net sales for the fourth quarter reached 292 million SEK, up 66 million SEK from the same period the previous year and representing a 29 % increase.
  • This growth reflects stronger lift‑ticket sales, higher accommodation occupancy, and increased activity across Skistar’s ski‑rental outlets and sporting‑goods stores in locations such as Salen, Are, Vemdalen, Hemsedal, and Trysil.

Operating Performance

  • Operating loss for the quarter was 274 million SEK versus 310 million SEK reported a year earlier, a 36 million‑SEK improvement and a 12 % reduction in the operating loss.
  • When adjusted for non‑recurring items, the operating result shows a modest improvement, indicating tighter cost management during the low‑season period.

Context and Market Position

Skistar’s 52‑week high for 28 September 2026 was 176.5 SEK, while its 52‑week low was 144.1 SEK. The company’s market capitalisation stands at approximately 12.5 billion SEK, and its price‑to‑earnings ratio is 21.18. The share price closed at 158.6 SEK on 28 September 2026.

Strategic Outlook

In its commentary, Skistar highlighted that the improved annual result “provides a solid foundation for continued development of future mountain destinations.” The company remains focused on expanding its network of ski‑rental outlets and sporting‑goods stores, enhancing the Ski Direct card business, and investing in property, lands, and lift infrastructure to sustain long‑term growth.

Analyst Expectations

Analysts have forecast a net loss per share of -3.105 SEK for the quarter, compared with -3.350 SEK for the corresponding period last year. This consensus aligns with the company’s own guidance that the operating loss will narrow further as seasonal demand stabilises in the coming months.

The information above is derived solely from the provided financial release and associated news items, summarising Skistar AB’s performance and strategic direction for the reporting period.