(correction concerns CEO name) The special vehicle manufacturer Nilsson Special Vehicles increased revenue and returned to profit in the second quarter, while the company states that the component situation has improved.Net sales rose 8.1 percent to SEK 44.8 million (41.4).EBITDA amounted to SEK 3.3 million (-0.8).Profit after tax was SEK 2.6 million (-1.5).For the first half of the year, revenue decreased to SEK 76.1 million (89.4), while EBITDA improved to SEK 3.9 million (0.1). Profit after tax was SEK 2.5 million (-1.4) and earnings per share were SEK 0.53 (-0.30).Order intake during the first half increased to SEK 86.3 million (48.1), corresponding to 42 vehicles (29). The order backlog amounted to SEK 90.4 million (88.2), corresponding to 43 vehicles (48).CEO Fabio Ishaq states that the shortage of certain critical components, which affected the first quarter, improved during the second quarter. The company remains committed to its strategy of profitability ahead of volume and assesses that the current order situation means that production is largely planned through around the end of the first quarter of 2027.During the quarter, Nilsson Special Vehicles signed framework agreements with Region Sörmland and Region Norrbotten for up to 25 and 15 ambulances, respectively. The estimated procurement values are SEK 48 million and SEK 25 million, respectively."We are entering the second half of the year with a continued focus on strengthening profitability, improving operational efficiency and developing new products. With a long order horizon, improved delivery capacity, a more stable supplier situation, ongoing product development and an approved new production facility, Nilsson Special Vehicles is today in a stronger position and has better conditions for continued long-term development," the CEO of Nilsson Special Vehicles states. No financial guidance is provided.Key figures, SEK millionQ2 2026Q2 2025Year-over-year changeRevenue44.841.4+8.1%EBITDA3.3-0.8-EBITDA margin7.5%--Net profit2.6-1.5-