Hernö Gin Q3 pretax profit falls 15% to SEK 2.3 million; Q3 net sales rise 13% to SEK 14.7 million
Bitget2026/10/21 06:09- Hernö Gin’s third-quarter pretax profit fell 15% to SEK 2.3 million, while net sales rose 13% to SEK 14.7 million.
- January–September pretax profit dropped 27% to SEK 4.1 million, while net sales climbed 23% to SEK 42.4 million.
- Third-quarter visitor-business net sales jumped 40% to SEK 7.3 million, with the Gothenburg bar contributing to growth.
- Investment in establishing the Gothenburg operation weighed on earnings; management is increasing marketing investment in Sweden, selected export markets and border trade.
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