During the third quarter of this year, sales are increasing at the e-commerce company, building on the development it showed during the first half of the year.
According to the company's press release, this increase is driven by all product categories and major markets showing double-digit percentage growth.
The initial performance for the autumn and winter trade in 2026 has been strong, with momentum from the first half accelerating further into the third quarter.
Between the lines, it appears that consumer behavior has changed temporarily, with purchases for the colder season being moved forward in time.
For the third quarter, the company preliminarily expects revenue to grow by 16 to 17 percent in Swedish krona. Revenue growth in local currency was 16 percent.
The adjusted operating margin also landed at 5.5 percent, up from 4 percent during the same period in 2025.
Raising expectations for the full year
As a result of the sales figures from the first nine months of the year, Boozt has chosen to revise its financial forecast for all of 2026. The company now expects revenue to grow by between 9 and 12 percent in local currency. The previous estimate was between 7 and 11 percent.
The expectations for the company's profitability are also being raised. The forecast for the adjusted operating margin is being raised to between 6.5 and 7 percent, from the previous range of 6 to 6.8 percent. For comparison, growth in 2025 was 3 percent and the adjusted operating margin was 5.7 percent.
Exchange rates are also expected to have a slight positive effect on both revenue and margin for the rest of the year, provided they remain at current levels. The full report for the third quarter will be published on November 3.