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Bergs Timber AB operates in the lumber and forest products industry, specializing in processed wood products for construction, DIY, and garden applications. The company generates revenue through a diversified portfolio, including treated and untreated wood products, wooden houses, windows, doors, and heating solutions like pellets and fire logs. Its vertically integrated model spans production, distribution, and port services, enhancing supply chain efficiency. Bergs Timber serves markets in Sweden, the UK, and internationally, leveraging its long-standing expertise since 1919. The company’s focus on treated wood for façades and fire-retardant solutions positions it as a niche player in sustainable construction materials. Its garden products and DIY offerings cater to consumer demand for outdoor living solutions, while sawn wood products support industrial and construction clients. Bergs Timber’s market position is reinforced by its regional presence and ability to adapt to evolving environmental standards in the timber industry.
Bergs Timber reported revenue of SEK 3.27 billion for FY 2022, with net income of SEK 231 million, reflecting a solid margin. Operating cash flow stood at SEK 491 million, indicating efficient working capital management. Capital expenditures of SEK 107 million suggest disciplined reinvestment, balancing growth and maintenance. The company’s profitability metrics demonstrate resilience despite sector volatility.
Diluted EPS of SEK 6.66 underscores Bergs Timber’s earnings capability, supported by stable demand for wood products. The company’s capital efficiency is evident in its ability to generate strong cash flows relative to its asset base. Low leverage and prudent capex allocation further highlight effective capital deployment.
Bergs Timber maintains a robust balance sheet with SEK 268 million in cash and equivalents and total debt of SEK 239 million, reflecting a conservative leverage profile. The company’s liquidity position is healthy, supported by positive operating cash flow, ensuring flexibility for strategic initiatives or market downturns.
Bergs Timber’s growth is tied to construction and DIY trends, with potential upside from sustainable building demand. The company paid a dividend of SEK 2 per share in FY 2022, signaling confidence in its cash-generating ability. Future growth may hinge on expanding its treated wood and eco-friendly product lines.
With a market cap of SEK 1.54 billion, Bergs Timber trades at a moderate valuation, reflecting its niche positioning and cyclical industry exposure. Investors likely price in steady demand for wood products but remain cautious about raw material cost fluctuations and macroeconomic headwinds.
Bergs Timber benefits from its integrated operations and focus on treated wood solutions, aligning with sustainability trends. The company’s outlook is stable, though dependent on construction activity and raw material pricing. Strategic investments in eco-friendly products could enhance long-term competitiveness.
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