Volvo’s Q4 22 figures came in below estimates in terms of margins as cost inflation acted as a brake, the company provided financial support for suppliers and the sales teams took it easy on price hikes to favour long term relationships. Order intake remained a tweaked KPI as the group continued to apply restrictions on orders to manage delivery lead times. Volvo confirmed its 2023 market outlook. The FY22 SEK 7 dividend proposal was supplemented a higher-than-expected extra dividend.
26 Jan 2023
Q4 22 : demand-supported, margins disappointed, (not so) exceptional dividend payment
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Q4 22 : demand-supported, margins disappointed, (not so) exceptional dividend payment
- Published:
26 Jan 2023 -
Author:
Valentin Mory -
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3
Volvo’s Q4 22 figures came in below estimates in terms of margins as cost inflation acted as a brake, the company provided financial support for suppliers and the sales teams took it easy on price hikes to favour long term relationships. Order intake remained a tweaked KPI as the group continued to apply restrictions on orders to manage delivery lead times. Volvo confirmed its 2023 market outlook. The FY22 SEK 7 dividend proposal was supplemented a higher-than-expected extra dividend.