Jarl Peter Andersson Bygg AB Reports Decline in Revenue and Profitability in Latest Financial Statement

Jarl Peter Andersson Bygg AB, a company specializing in construction and civil engineering services, has released its latest annual financial report. The figures indicate a downturn in both revenue and profitability for the most recent fiscal period.

According to the report, the company's net sales amounted to just under 7.2 million SEK, reflecting a decrease of 7.7 percent compared to the previous year. The result before tax registered a deficit of approximately 200,000 SEK, which marks a decline of around 300,000 SEK from the prior year's performance.

The operating result also stood at a negative 200,000 SEK, leading to an operating margin of minus 2.6 percent. This represents a significant shift from the previous reporting period, when the operating margin was a positive 1.2 percent. For context, the average operating margin for Swedish companies across all industries is currently 7.3 percent, while businesses in the specialized construction and civil engineering sector report an average margin of 6.8 percent, according to recent data from Statistics Sweden.

Jarl Peter Andersson Bygg AB, based in Hammarö municipality, was established in 2006. The company primarily operates in the sector classified as other specialized construction and civil engineering activities. The financial reporting period covers September through August.

The workforce at Jarl Peter Andersson Bygg AB remained stable, with four employees on staff, matching the headcount from the prior year. The company's ownership group did not take any dividend payouts during the reporting period, according to the annual statement.

In terms of industry standing, the company ranks as the 33rd largest in Värmland within its specific niche of specialized construction and civil engineering. On a national scale, it holds the position of 1,086th largest in Sweden in this sector. Värmland region is home to a total of 55 companies engaged in similar operations.

The latest financial results underscore a challenging year for Jarl Peter Andersson Bygg AB, as the company experienced both a drop in revenue and a shift to negative profitability. The broader sector data suggest that the company's performance is below both the regional and national averages in terms of operating margins, highlighting the competitive and demanding nature of the construction industry in Sweden.

The company's future outlook may depend on its ability to adapt to market conditions and improve operational efficiency, as industry statistics show that many peers are achieving higher profitability. Stakeholders and industry observers will likely monitor upcoming financial reports to assess whether the company can reverse the current trend and return to positive results.