SKF clears key moving averages, shares trade above 200-day line

By Daniel Hoffmann, Chart & Technicals desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 23:08.

SKF (SE0000108227) is trading this week on Nasdaq Stockholm with its B shares modestly above both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages. According to Swedish data platform Börsdata, the stock recently changed hands around 248.60 Swedish kronor with the MA50 at 239.02 kronor and the MA200 at 240.86 kronor.Börsdata key ratios and price data

The 200-day line holds

Börsdata’s latest snapshot for SKF B on 2026-06-23 shows the share at 248.60 kronor, about 3.2 percent above its 200-day moving average and roughly 4.0 percent above its 50-day moving average.Börsdata technical overview The relative strength index over 14 days stands near 57.5, a level that chart technicians often interpret as neutral to slightly positive rather than stretched.

With a reported market capitalization of roughly 113.2 billion kronor and an enterprise value close to 125.7 billion kronor, SKF sits in the Large Cap segment of Nasdaq Stockholm’s industrials cohort alongside peers such as ABB and Atlas Copco.Börsdata market cap data The most recent quarterly report referenced in the same dataset is Q1 2026, providing the current base for many models.

Analyst consensus on SKF

MarketScreener’s consensus compilation for SKF AB indicates an average target price around 249.40 kronor, implying only a narrow upside versus the latest trading level of about 248–249 kronor.MarketScreener analyst consensus for SKF The data point to a predominantly Hold-oriented stance, with relatively few outlier calls on either side of the spectrum.

The consensus target and rating profile put SKF in a cautious bracket among European industrial components names, especially when compared with higher-growth peers in automation or power electronics such as ABB or Schneider Electric, where Buy ratings often dominate. This balanced view is consistent with SKF’s mature bearings franchise and the cyclical demand in sectors like automotive, industrial machinery and wind power.

The business behind the stock

SKF generates its revenue primarily from bearings, seals, lubrication systems and related condition monitoring solutions for industrial and automotive applications worldwide.SKF investor information on business segments Product lines include large-size roller bearings for wind turbines, precision bearings for electric vehicles and maintenance services that help customers reduce downtime and energy consumption.

Where the shares trade today

The SKF B shares (SE0000108227) traded on 2026-06-23 at around 248.60 Swedish kronor on Nasdaq Stockholm, based on Börsdata’s price snapshot for that date and time.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities.