Trelleborg stock stays near its 52-week high after Q2 growth

Trelleborg stock stood at SEK 456 on Nasdaq Stockholm on September 24, 2026, down 0.65 percent for the session and 2.19 percent below its 52-week high of SEK 466.20. The valuation is being measured against a second quarter in which sales and adjusted profitability both advanced.

Second-quarter sales rise 7.1 percent

According to MarketScreener, Trelleborg reported second-quarter net sales of SEK 9.161 billion, 7.1 percent above the same period a year earlier and 1.1 percent above consensus.

The operating signal was stronger than the sales comparison. Adjusted EBITA rose 11 percent to SEK 1.761 billion, while the adjusted EBITA margin reached 19.2 percent, 1.6 percent above consensus on the result measure.

Buybacks add a capital signal

Nasdaq Stockholm reported that Trelleborg repurchased 91,500 series B shares between September 7 and September 11, 2026. Treasury holdings reached 3,038,515 series B shares, while the broader program allows purchases of up to 7.5 million shares for a maximum SEK 2.0 billion.

The buyback is relevant because the company is using capital allocation alongside operating expansion. Trelleborg has 224,901,029 shares in total, including 196,401,029 series B shares, according to the same Nasdaq announcement.

Outlook points to seasonal moderation

Trelleborg's investor page describes the April to June 2026 report as showing strong growth and a record-high margin. Its third-quarter outlook calls for solid demand, but at a lower level than in the second quarter because of higher comparisons and seasonal effects.

The combination gives the stock a clear numerical reference point. At SEK 456 on September 24, 2026, the share price remained below the 52-week high while second-quarter adjusted EBITA growth reached 11 percent.