LINKÖPING, Sweden, Dec. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra (STO: SECT B) reported high order bookings, increased sales and profitability in the first half of 25/26. High levels of customer satisfaction resulted in new and expanded customer commitments, helping to further strengthen Sectra’s market position in cybersecurity and medical imaging IT. This was especially the case in the US and Canada, important drivers underlying the positive performance of our medical operations.
Second quarter: August–October 2025
- Sectra reported its second-highest contracted order bookings for a single quarter. They amounted to SEK 3,431.6 million (4,223.1), of which SEK 2,246.0 million (4,017.0) pertained to guaranteed order bookings. Of the guaranteed order bookings, 4% were recognized as revenue during the quarter and a further estimated 9–19% will pertain to revenue within 12 months after the end of the quarter.
- Net sales increased 12.9% to SEK 850.6 million (753.5). Based on unadjusted exchange rates compared with the year-earlier quarter, the increase was 19.8%. Recurring revenue accounted for SEK 587.9 million (484.7) of net sales, up 21.3%. Based on unadjusted exchange rates, the increase was 28.9%. Cloud recurring revenue (CRR) increased 74.9% to SEK 212.2 million (121.3).
- Operating profit rose 72.1% to SEK 188.6 million (109.6), corresponding to an operating margin of 22.2% (14.5). Growth, investments in capitalizable development projects and compensation from a customer for delays in a project had a positive impact on the outcome for the quarter. Based on unadjusted exchange rates compared with the year-earlier quarter, operating profit rose 95.0%. The outcome includes SEK 16.2 million (13.8) in costs for share-based incentive programs. These costs were impacted by the share price trend, which had a positive effect on cost items during the quarter.
- Profit for the period amounted to SEK 148.4 million (87.8).
- Cash flow from operations amounted to SEK 41.4 million (176.1). The change was primarily the result of an increase in capital tied up in current receivables.
Six-month period: May–October …