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Bilia appeals to shareholders who think a mixed but resilient earnings profile can support the shift toward higher Service contribution, efficiency savings and an electric heavy car park. The latest quarter showed slightly softer earnings per share than a year ago, while the nine month figures point to firmer profitability, so the short term story looks unchanged.
The near term swing factor remains how quickly order backlog converts to deliveries without eroding used electric margins. Pressure on fully electric pricing and a still muted new car market in Sweden continues to be the main operational risk. This quarter’s figures do not materially change that risk balance.
The fresh earnings release for the third quarter and first nine months of 2026 is the key update to watch here. Bilia reported SEK 9,961 million in quarterly sales and SEK 185 million in net income, with basic EPS from continuing operations of SEK 2.02, while year to date EPS reached SEK 6.64 from continuing operations.
Those numbers provide a current read on how well the efficiency program, Service focus and used car stock management are feeding through to the income statement. Slightly softer quarterly EPS, set against stronger year to date profit, keeps attention on execution around electric vehicle inventory, workshop utilisation and the timing of the targeted SEK 150 million annual cost savings.
Bilia's consensus scenario points to SEK 47.0 billion in revenue and SEK 1.4 billion in earnings by 2029. That profile lines up with forecast revenue growth of 5.1% per year and an earnings increase of about SEK 557 million from current earnings of SEK 843 million.
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Two fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span a wide band, from SEK 169 up to about SEK 228 per share, which shows how far opinions on Bilia can stretch. You also need to weigh those views against risks around Swedish electric vehicle demand, physical dealerships and new car volumes, and then explore several alternative viewpoints.
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