Dustin Group AB — Cyborg Score 5/10

Mixed
IT Distribution & Reselling

Strategic Profile

Dustin Group AB operates as an IT reseller in the Nordic region, offering a broad range of hardware, software, and associated services comprising computers, tablets, accessories, phones, audio and video equipment, office equipment, and software. The company operates through Small and Medium-sized Businesses and Large Corporate and Public Sector segments, generating maximum revenue from the Large Corporate and Public Sector.

Cyborg Score Rationale

With trailing 12-month revenue of $2.12B, Dustin maintains solid scale, but the stock reached an all-time low of 1.434 SEK on Feb 26, 2026, down significantly from its all-time high, reflecting market headwinds and profitability challenges in the competitive IT reseller space.

Top Insights

  • Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Nacka, Sweden, Dustin has nearly 40 years of operational heritage
  • Majority revenue derived from Sweden with operations across Nordic and Benelux regions
  • Dustin operates as a subsidiary of AxMedia AB, part of a larger ownership structure
  • As an IT reseller, Dustin aims to influence the value chain through sustainable choices and believes in a circular future for the IT industry

Named Competitors

  • Ingram Micro — Global IT distributor and managed services provider
  • Tech Data — Global technology distributor and IT solutions provider
  • Arrow Electronics — Regional IT and component distributor

Recent Developments

  • (March 2026) Stock price declined to all-time low of 1.434 SEK on Feb 26, down substantially from 36.327 SEK all-time high
  • (February 2026) Current market capitalization of approximately 2.03 billion SEK with 1.36 billion shares outstanding
  • (November 2025) Trailing 12-month revenue of $2.12 billion maintained stable operations despite market volatility

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