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    Mattias Holmberg

    Research Analyst at DNB Markets

    Mattias Holmberg is an Equity Analyst at DNB Markets, specializing in capital goods and covering major Nordic companies such as Assa Abloy, Kone, and Hexagon, as well as various small- and mid-cap firms. He has demonstrated a consistent performance track record, with a 66.67% success rate and an average return of 16.4% per rating, according to TipRanks, with his top-rated call generating a 65.9% return for Hexagon AB. Holmberg began his analyst career over 12 years ago, joining DNB Markets in March 2015 after gaining experience in product management and financial analysis. He is recognized among top-ranked analysts in the Nordics and contributes to DNB Markets' continued leadership in equity research.

    Mattias Holmberg's questions to AUTOLIV (ALV) leadership

    Mattias Holmberg's questions to AUTOLIV (ALV) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Mattias Holmberg of DNB Carnegie asked for context on the unchanged 10-10.5% margin guidance, questioning if it implies that underlying performance improvements are effectively absorbing the 20 basis point headwind from tariffs.

    Answer

    CEO Mikael Bratt confirmed that this interpretation is correct. He stated that the tariff impact is included within the guidance and that the company is working diligently on cost reductions and efficiencies to manage and absorb this headwind.

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    Mattias Holmberg's questions to AUTOLIV (ALV) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Mattias Holmberg requested a quantification or ranking of the largest contributing factors in bridging the gap from the current year's ~9.5% margin to the company's 12% target.

    Answer

    CFO Fredrik Westin broke down the path to the 12% margin target into three main drivers: approximately 1 percentage point from structural cost initiatives, another 1 percentage point from normalized call-offs and direct labor efficiency, and the remainder from strategic initiatives and market growth. He acknowledged that lower organic growth this year presents a headwind.

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