• Husqvarna reported organic sales growth of 1% amid softer consumer sentiment, with stronger momentum in professional products and watering partly offset by weaker demand in some residential categories.
• Product updates included an expanded boundary wire-free robotic mower range with 13 new models and the rollout of a camera-based AI vision platform for robotic mowers.
• Operational changes included completion of the Orangeburg site divestment and a decision to close the Brastad factory as part of a shift toward more external sourcing.
• A cost-out program targeting SEK 4 billion in annual run-rate savings by 2030 was announced, alongside a portfolio approach prioritizing robotics, smart watering, and aftermarket offerings.
• Leadership and governance changes included Glen Instone appointed CEO effective August 2025 and Torbjörn Lööf elected Chair of the Board.

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