The annual savings from the closure are expected to amount to approximately SEK 100 million, with full effect from 2027. Costs related to the decommissioning are expected to amount to approximately SEK 140 million, whereof SEK 20 million will be recognized as a non-recurring cost (items affecting comparability in operating profit) in the fourth quarter of 2025 and the rest in 2026.

"This decision is of strategic importance to drive profitable growth through increased cost efficiency and improved flexibility, while continuing to ensure high quality in the solutions and services we offer to our customers," says Glen Instone, CEO of Husqvarna Group.

The factory in Brastad has 84 employees and manufactures components for Husqvarna Group's petrol-powered engines for handheld products.

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Husqvarna Group

Husqvarna Group is a global leader in innovative solutions for managing forests, parks, and gardens, as well as equipment and diamond tools for the construction industry. With an innovative mindset, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality solutions ranging from robotic mowers to chainsaws, watering systems and power cutters, with a strong focus on our customers and future generations. Founded in the Swedish town Huskvarna in 1689, we have been pioneers in our business for more than three centuries. Today, we are mainly operating under the global Husqvarna and Gardena brands, serving consumers and professionals in over 100 countries through direct sales, dealers, and retailers. Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, Husqvarna Group employs approximately 12,300 people in 40 countries and reported net sales of SEK 48.4 billion in 2024. Husqvarna Group is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.