SkiStar reported stronger results for the 2025/26 financial year, with net sales rising 8.3% to about SEK 4.9 billion and operating profit increasing 11% to SEK 872 million. Underlying operating profit reached a record SEK 870 million, up 18% excluding property gains, while the operating margin improved to 17.5%, close to the company's 18% target. Fourth-quarter revenue grew 29% and profitability increased 12%, supported by summer activities and events. SkiPass revenue rose 6%, accommodation revenue increased 6.3%, and SkiStarshop sales improved 13.2%, with the EQPE brand growing 25%. SkiStar proposed a SEK 3.50 dividend, equal to 44% of net profit, while net debt/EBITDA declined to 1.3x. Winter bookings for 2026/27 were up 3%, and international guests represented 40% of visitors. The company plans further snow-production investment, expects capital expenditures of about 13% of revenue in 2026/27 and said its financial preparedness was approximately SEK 1.3 billion at Aug. 31.