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Transtema Group

Transtema Group AB is a Swedish communications infrastructure services group based in Mölndal and listed on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker TRANS. The company designs, installs, services, operates, and maintains communication networks across the Nordic region through a group of operating subsidiaries and partner arrangements.

Operating profit (EBIT)40.1m SEK
+0.0 %y/y
Net income-131m SEK
−1,236.5 %y/y

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2020–2025

01,0002,0003,000m SEK2020: 1,405 m SEK20202021: 1,690 m SEK2021: EBIT 124 m SEK20212022: 2,457 m SEK2022: EBIT 155 m SEK20222023: 2,689 m SEK2023: EBIT 59 m SEK20232024: 2,489 m SEK2024: EBIT 40 m SEK20242025: EBIT 40 m SEK202540
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
Design and installation35 %

Planning and building communication infrastructure and network assets.

Service and maintenance30 %

Field service, repairs, and ongoing upkeep of network infrastructure.

Operations and monitoring20 %

Day-to-day network operation, supervision, and availability services.

Specialized infrastructure services15 %

Adjacent work tied to digitalization, security, and electrification.

Customers

Transtema serves customers that own or depend on critical communications networks, including telecom operators, energy companies, public-sector organizations, city networks, and larger enterprises. These customers buy installation, service, and operations capabilities because they need high network availability, field execution capacity, and a partner that can take responsibility across the full network lifecycle.

Telecom operators

Buy network installation, maintenance, and operations services to keep communications infrastructure available.

Energy companies

Buy infrastructure and field services tied to electrification and network connectivity.

Public sector and municipalities

Buy services for resilient communications networks and local infrastructure.

City networks

Buy build, service, and maintenance work for municipal network assets.

Large enterprises

Buy connectivity-related field services and support for business-critical networks.

Strategy

Transtema’s strategy is built around being a Nordic full-service provider across the network lifecycle, from design and installation to operations and maintenance. The company emphasizes long-term customer relationships, quality, safety, sustainability, and expansion into adjacent demand areas such as digitalization and electrification.

Nordic market leadership in communications infrastructure servicesMedium term

Scale and local execution matter in network installation and operations work.

Broaden service scope across the network lifecycleMedium term

Full-lifecycle coverage deepens customer relationships and raises switching costs.

Capture demand from digitalization and electrificationMedium term

These trends expand the addressable market beyond traditional telecom work.

Sustainability and quality positioningLong term

Critical infrastructure customers value reliable delivery and responsible operations.

Geography

Transtema’s core market is the Nordic region, with operations across Sweden and Norway through subsidiaries and presence in Finland and Denmark via partners. The company’s footprint is concentrated in Sweden and Norway, which makes local execution capacity, weather conditions, and regional telecom investment cycles important to delivery and demand.

Risks

Transtema is exposed to project execution risk, weather-related seasonality, and demand swings in telecom and infrastructure investment cycles. The company also faces customer concentration and dispute risk in large contracts, while its Nordic field-service model depends on skilled labor, partner execution, and reliable IT and cybersecurity controls.

Sorted by severity
Customer dispute and receivable riskHigh

Large contracts can lead to payment disputes and delayed cash collection.

Exposure: Contract receivables and subcontractor claims

Seasonality and weather disruptionMedium

Outdoor installation work is affected by snow, wind, frost, and holiday periods.

Exposure: Field installation and project start-up activity

Telecom demand cyclicalityMedium

Network build-out and upgrade spending can slow when operators defer investment.

Exposure: Mobile and fiber-related work

Operational and cybersecurity riskMedium

Service delivery depends on stable IT systems and secure operational processes.

Exposure: Network operations and internal systems

Accounting

Judgemental items
Seasonality and project timing

Quarterly revenue and utilization vary with weather, holidays, and project start dates.

Impact: Makes quarter-to-quarter comparisons less representative of underlying demand

Receivables and disputed claims

Large contract disputes can require conservative valuation of customer receivables.

Impact: Can affect reported assets and bad-debt risk

Lease accounting

Field operations rely on vehicles, equipment, and premises that are often leased.

Impact: Affects balance sheet leverage and operating cash flow presentation

Contingent consideration and acquisitions

Past acquisitions can create earn-out liabilities that need remeasurement.

Impact: Can move other income/expense and liabilities over time

Publicly listed companies with a comparable business focus.

Last updated: 24/09/2026

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