Scania Sells More – but Receives Fewer New Orders
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The Södertälje-based bus and truck manufacturer Scania reports a decrease in order intake for the third quarter, but net sales are increasing.
Truck giant Traton, which includes Scania, increased its volume, sales and profit in the third quarter. CEO Christian Levin was surprised by a decrease in order intake for Scania, but believes in a strong end to the year and that the trend will continue into next year. "I have a relatively positive view of 2027," he says.
The Södertälje-based bus and truck manufacturer Scania – part of the German Traton Group – reports a decline in order intake for the third quarter. However, net sales and deliveries increased. Net sales increased by 5 percent to SEK 49.1 billion in the third quarter. The delivery volume increased by 3 percent to 22,086 vehicles, of which 247 were electric. However, order intake during the quarter fell by 2 percent to 20,089 vehicles, of which 51…
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