Lifco stock gains as insider buys shares

Published on 09/14/2026 at 14:16 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Lifco stock rose after New Dental chief bought shares worth about SEK 1 million on September 14, 2026. The group reported SEK 12,422 million in sales in H1 2026 and SEK 2,193 million EBITDA.

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Lifco stock (SE0015949201) gains after New Dental chief bought Lifco shares for about SEK 1 million, according to MarketScreener on September 14, 2026. The move adds a fresh stock-specific catalyst to a name that already trades with a clear operational backdrop.

Insider buying sets the tone

The insider register reference says Redin owns 26,350 shares and also holds options issued by major shareholder Carl Bennet, a detail that gives the transaction more weight than a simple headline trade. For investors, the size of the holding matters as much as the purchase itself.

Lifco's latest reported half-year figures show net sales of SEK 12,422 million in H1 2026, up 4.9 percent from SEK 11,741 million in H1 2024, while EBITDA reached SEK 1,957 million in H1 2026 and SEK 2,193 million in H1 2026 in the same Marketscreener financial snapshot for the company. The same page also lists EBITDA margin at 15.87 percent for 2026 and EBIT margin at 10.6 percent, which frames the business as profitable but not immune to margin pressure.

Half-year numbers matter

The comparison is the key point: sales rose 4.9 percent year on year in the first half of 2026, while the projected 2026 net sales line on the same financial page points to SEK 25,758 million, versus SEK 25,104 million for 2025. That gap shows a modest top-line step-up rather than a sharp acceleration.

The valuation panel on the same market data page shows P/E at 9.95x, PBR at 1.34x, EV/Sales at 0.79x and yield at 5.28 percent. That mix usually tells investors to watch earnings quality and cash conversion, not only revenue growth.

Valuation stays restrained

Lifco stock is not priced for perfection if those multiples hold, and the combination of a 9.95x P/E and 5.28 percent yield leaves the market room to re-rate the shares only if the next results confirm the margin profile. The reference price, market capitalization and volume were not included in the available figures here, so the operational data carry the current read-through instead.