The staffing company Veteranpoolen reports increased revenue in the fourth quarter compared with the same period a year earlier. Operating profit increased. The board proposes a higher ordinary dividend. Revenue rose 21.2 percent to SEK 159.7 million (131.8)."Services in the Handyman category performed well during the year and grew by about 25 percent. The category was supported by the temporarily increased ROT deduction reverting to 30 percent at the turn of the year. Handyman services accounted for 15 percent of Veteranpoolen's hours worked in 2025. Alongside Handyman, services in the Care and Help-at-home category also developed well. Veteranpoolen's services to companies increased during the year, but not to the extent we aimed for and worked toward. Our commitment to helping more companies remains strong," says CEO Mats Claesson. Operating profit was SEK 17.5 million (10.1), with an operating margin of 11.0 percent (7.7). Adjusted operating profit was SEK 17.8 million (10.2), with an adjusted operating margin of 11.1 percent (7.7). Profit after tax was SEK 14 million (9.1), an increase of 53.8 percent compared with the previous year. Earnings per share amounted to SEK 0.70 (0.45), which represents an increase of 55.6 percent compared with the previous year. An ordinary dividend of SEK 3.20 per share (2.25) is proposed. Cash flow from operating activities was SEK 28.4 million (14.2).Veteranpoolen, SEK mQ4-2025Q4-2024ChangeNet sales159.7131.821.2%Operating profit17.510.173.3%Operating margin11.0%7.7%Adjusted operating profit17.810.274.5%Adjusted operating margin11.1%7.7%Net income149.153.8%Earnings per share, SEK0.700.4555.6%Cash flow from operating activities28.414.2100.0%Ordinary annual dividend per share, SEK3.202.2542.2%