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SkiStar AB/Skr SKIS B

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About SkiStar AB

SkiStar AB operates in the tourism and leisure industry, focusing on alpine skiing and related services. The company manages well-known ski resorts in Sweden and Norway, offering skiing experiences, accommodation, and travel services. Founded in 1975 and headquartered in Sälen, Sweden, SkiStar has developed a strong presence in Northern Europe, capitalizing on popular resort destinations such as Åre, Sälen, and Vemdalen. Its operations are characterized by integrated resort services, catering to both winter and summer tourism, thus enhancing its appeal across different seasons. SkiStar's strategic position is reinforced by its diverse offering of rental equipment, ski schools, and property development and management, allowing it to capture various segments of the market.
Ticker
Skr SKIS B
Primary listing
XSTO
Employees
1,646
Headquarters
Sälen, Sweden

SkiStar AB Metrics

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kr 15B
23.20
kr 8.00
0.77
kr 3.00
1.62%

What the Analysts think about SkiStar AB

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for SkiStar AB stock.
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Bulls say / Bears say

Underlying operating profit rose 18% to a record SEK 870 million in 2025/26, while operating cash flow increased to SEK 1.22 billion. That gives SkiStar more room to fund investment and shareholder returns. (SkiStar AB)
Winter 2026/27 accommodation bookings are 3% ahead of last year, with around 60% of expected lodging capacity already booked. Early reservations offer a firmer base for the coming peak season. (SkiStar AB, Börskollen)
Summer sales rose 29% in the June–August quarter and the operating loss narrowed to SEK 274 million. Growing event participation also points to progress in building demand beyond the ski season. (SkiStar AB, SkiStar AB)
In the third quarter, sales grew 5% but operating profit fell 8%. Management cited higher energy, fuel and maintenance costs, which could continue to weigh on margins if they persist. (SkiStar AB, StockAnalysis)
Capital spending is expected to remain at about 12–13% of revenue in 2026/27, with snow production a key priority. That heavy investment could limit the cash available for other uses even as operating cash flow improves. (Investing.com, SkiStar AB)
SkiStar still posted an operating loss of SEK 274 million in the June–August quarter, despite stronger summer sales. This seasonal earnings gap leaves results exposed to winter demand and conditions at the resorts. (SkiStar AB)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 27 Oct 2026.

SkiStar AB Financial Performance

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QuarterlyAnnual
Q3 24
QoQ growth
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SkiStar AB Earnings Performance

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Earnings per share
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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