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Loomis AB (LOOMIS.ST): 2Q’26 preview: Focus on growth trajectory and margin progression
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Loomis AB (LOOMIS.ST): 2Q’26 preview: Focus on growth trajectory and margin progression
Equity Research
15 June 2026 | 6:31PM BST
Loomis AB (LOOMIS.ST): 2Q’26 preview: Focus on growth trajectory and
margin progression
Ahead of Loomis’s 2Q’26 earnings release on July 24th, we update our estimates to Suhasini Varanasi
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incorporate recent FX moves and operating changes. We expect near-term organic suhasini.varanasi@gs.com
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growth to hold steady at c.6% for 2Q’26 (in line with 1Q’26), helped by continuing
Harshita Bhatter, CFA
tailwinds in the International and FX divisions, but expect it to moderate to c.4% in +1(332)245-7830 |
2H’26 as these temporary benefits subside. We believe the company’s focus on harshita.bhatter@gs.comGoldman Sachs India SPL
margins through restructuring efforts within Europe and Latin America as well as the
continued solid execution in the US should help support a steady expansion through
the year, helping drive strong profit growth.
Over the medium term, we view Loomis as a highly resilient business capable of
delivering a 4% organic revenue CAGR over 2026-30 - we see this resilience linked to
the company’s diversification efforts (e.g. Safepoints) which has enabled it to grow
well despite concerns around cash usage in society. When combined with strategic
M&A, share buybacks, and steady margin expansion, we see the topline growth
supporting high-single to low-double-digit EPS CAGR.
At current levels, the stock trades at c.13x 2026E P/E and c.12x 2027E P/E, broadly
inline with its historical 10-year median multiple of c.12x. As such we see the
risk-reward as fairly balanced at current levels.
Estimate Changes
We make minor changes to our estimates, mainly reflecting lower FX headwinds for
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