Fiskars (FSKRS) Investor Update summary

Strategic Focus and Organizational Structure

• Business areas operate independently with their own CEOs, enabling faster execution, tailored growth strategies, and full accountability.

• The legal split into Fiskars and Vita enhances agility, transparency, and capital allocation, with full legal separation expected by end of Q1.

• The group retains shared services and capital allocation roles, while business areas have operational independence.

Financial Performance and Resilience

• Business Area Fiskars achieved net sales of €530.9M and a comparable EBIT of €69.1M for LTM Q3 2025.

• Maintains stable double-digit profitability and robust EBIT margin despite a 3.7% sales decline, supported by cost efficiency and resilient business model.

• Asset-light approach results in high capital turnover and strong return on invested capital.

• Tariff impacts remain a challenge, with mitigation strategies in place and full financial impact expected in 2025-2026.

• Future financial targets and guidance will be announced at the next capital markets day in H1 2026.

Market Positioning and Brand Strength

• Holds leading positions in garden cutting, scissors, and outdoor tools, with over one billion Classic Scissors sold globally.

• Present in over 40 markets, with a balanced geographic split between North America and Europe.

• Brand power is reinforced by iconic status in the U.S. and high reputation in Finland.

• Differentiation is based on cutting expertise, design, and emotional value, supported by 64 Red Dot design awards since 1990.