Clas Ohlson increases sales by 10 per cent

According to its press release, Clas Ohlson achieved net sales of SEK 1.010 billion (US$110.49 million) in July 2025, which corresponds to an increase of 10 per cent. Of this, 12 per cent is due to organic growth and -2 per cent to currency effects. Compared to the same month last year, the store network expanded by eight stores. This means that the Swedish DIY retailer operated 241 stores at the end of the reporting period.

Total sales between May and July 2025 rose by 7 per cent to SEK 2.814 billion (EUR 252.13 million). Of this, 10 per cent is attributable to organic growth and -3 per cent to currency effects.

The business benefited from the warm weather, reports CEO Kristofer Tonström. In addition, the company responded flexibly by quickly purchasing more products as demand increased. As in previous months, the weaker US dollar had a negative impact on B2B business, according to the CEO.