🧪 Experiment · Hagar hf. annual reports

How has Hagar been doing?

Hagar hf. year by year

Kibba: Baa! Here are key figures from Hagar's annual reports from 2013/14 to 2025/26. Drag the slider to see how the business behind Bónus, Hagkaup and their sister companies has changed.

2024/25

Key figures 2024/25

The fiscal year ended 28 Feb 2025

Sales
ISK 180,342m
▲ +4.1% on 2023/24
Goods sold during the year
Gross profit
ISK 41,104m
▲ +14.2% on 2023/24
Sales less the cost of the goods sold
EBITDA
ISK 14,738m
▲ +12.8% on 2023/24
Operating profit before depreciation
Operating profit
ISK 10,429m
▲ +29.8% on 2023/24
EBIT: profit before finance items and tax
Profit for the year
ISK 7,030m
▲ +39.4% on 2023/24
After finance items and tax
Dividends paid
ISK 2,522m
▲ +1.9% on 2023/24
Dividends paid to shareholders during the year
Total assets
ISK 105,036m
▲ +36.0% on 2023/24
At the end of the fiscal year
Equity
ISK 38,489m
▲ +36.5% on 2023/24
At the end of the fiscal year
Equity ratio
36.6%
▲ +0.1 pp on 2023/24
Equity as a share of total assets
Net interest-bearing debt
ISK 40,693m
▲ +47.9% on 2023/24
Interest-bearing debt less cash, as Hagar reports it
Full-time equivalents
1,581
▲ +5.3% on 2023/24
Average full-time positions during the year

📄 Source: Hagar annual report 2024/25 ↗

Amounts are millions of ISK as shown in the annual reports, not adjusted for inflation. Hagar's fiscal year starts on 1 March and ends at the end of February. Olís and DGV joined on 1 December 2018 and SMS in the Faroe Islands late in 2024/25. From 2019/20 the lease standard IFRS 16 applies, which raises EBITDA. Net interest-bearing debt comes from the annual results announcements and includes lease liabilities from 2020/21.

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