SKF

SKF's Nomination Committee has proposed new board members, Karen Florschütz and Maximiliane Straub, and the re-election of ten current members, including Hans Stråberg as Chair. This move aims to strengthen the company's leadership and strategic direction.

SKF reported solid Q4 and full-year 2025 performance with improved adjusted operating margin despite challenging markets. The company is progressing with its Automotive separation, planning to list the Automotive business on NASDAQ Stockholm in Q4 2026, and proposed a dividend of SEK 7.75 per share.

SKF completed the divestment of its precision elastomeric device (PED) operation in Elgin, Illinois, USA, as part of its strategy to focus on core aerospace areas. This divestment will result in a capital gain of approximately BSEK 0.4 in Q1, positively impacting its financial performance.

SKF published its Annual and Sustainability Report 2025, showcasing resilient financial performance, strategic execution, and significant progress towards its decarbonization targets. The report highlights a 79% reduction in scope 1 and 2 emissions from a 2019 baseline, which is a positive development for the company's sustainability profile and investor perception.

SKF is acquiring G-Tech Instruments Inc. to strengthen its condition monitoring offering and expand its presence in digitally enabled reliability solutions across various industries. This acquisition is a key step in SKF's strategy to reignite growth and scale its service business.