While net sales saw a modest uptick to SEK 31.57 billion—supported by growth in Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America—the bottom line was heavily impacted by SEK 2.2 billion in non-recurring costs. These expenses stem from a strategic partnership with Midea Group, global footprint optimization, and adjustments related to U.S. import tariffs. Operating income, excluding these charges, reached SEK 1.2 billion, buoyed by SEK 1.4 billion in cost-efficiency gains and tax refunds in North America.

CEO Yannick Fierling emphasized that the group is prioritizing organizational agility to navigate a volatile macroeconomic environment. Although the company successfully raised capital to bolster its balance sheet, it remains cautious about the remainder of the year. Electrolux has maintained a negative outlook for North America and lowered its full-year capital expenditure forecast to a range of SEK 3.0 to 3.5 billion, citing ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and inflationary pressures affecting consumer demand.