Welcome to the presentation on Momentum Group's year-end report for 2024. I am Ulf Lilius, CEO of Momentum Group, and I'm here with my colleague Niklas Enmark, Vice President and CFO, and we will guide you through our report. Our agenda today is to give you some information about the highlights from Q4, as well as some outlook. We will round off with talking about the long-term perspective, now to the highlights in our report. The business situation in our main markets in the Nordics was, as a whole, somewhat more tentative during the fourth quarter. Behind this general description hides a relatively fragmented picture. After a stable development earlier in the year, we saw a lower demand in the automotive sector, which particularly affected our operations within Power Transmission and parts of Technical Solutions. At the same time, we experienced more favorable demand in our other customer segments, particularly for our companies in Flow Technology. The group's operation delivered stable sales growth of 12% during the quarter, with organic revenue growth of 1%. EBITDA did not increase, underpinned by various factors, as for example, holdbacks in orders from various customers, particularly in Power Transmission and Technical Solutions, as well as extended holiday leave among customers in December. After the fourth quarter, our operational net loan liability amounted to 252 million SEK, compared with 326 at the beginning of the year. The difference is largely attributable to cash flow from operating activities, acquisitions, and dividends paid during the reporting period. Together with our cash and cash equivalents of SEK 859 million, including unutilized granted credit facilities, our cash flow provides us with security and bodes well for healthy financial flexibility going forward. As we sum up 2024, there is much to be proud about. Despite the challenging global environment, we have delivered organic revenue growth in all our quarters. We completed eight acquisitions and once again exceeded all of our financial targets. I think this points to the strength of our business, where our independent companies can parry and accelerate based on the specific conditions. And this creates opportunities for us at the group level to develop our business with profitability and profit growth. Another important ingredient in our business culture is the willingness to improve. During the year, we have seen some examples of our companies finding ways to each other for collaboration opportunities. Since the listing in March 2022, we have almost doubled our turnover and welcomed 23 companies and more than 300 talented employees to our corporate group. With a solid balance sheet, strong cash flow, and available liquid funds of approximately, as I said, SEK 860 million, we have good conditions to continue our successful growth journey. We will continue to invest in our existing operation and implement value-creating acquisitions to strengthen our market position and create long-term value for our shareholders. This once again demonstrates the strength of our decentralized business model. Now I will hand it over to Niklas, who will guide you through our Q4 report. Thank you, Ulf, and good morning, everyone. For the fourth quarter of 2024, our net sales increased by 12% to 745 million SEK. Out of this, about 12%, or 81 million SEK, derived from acquisitions and 1% from organic growth. The quarter had one less reporting trading day compared to last year. However, in reality, there were probably even fewer trading days due to holiday leave around Christmas and New Year's Eve among customers. As we commented on in the report, during the quarter, we saw a generally stable demand situation, though with variations across segments and geographies. The background is a decline in demand in the group's aftermarket operations for the automotive segment in the Swedish market, which makes up a bit less than 10% of revenue, together with the continued low level of project sales, which we have seen during the year. To counter this, large segments such as metals and mining, as well as electricity and heat production, had a positive development during the quarter. Besides this, the industrial market in Finland continued to remain cautious, while the Danish market continues to be positively impacted by segments such as pharmaceuticals and green technology. Among the business areas, Infrastructure was the area that grew the most during the quarter, especially due to recent acquisitions. Both business areas reported organic growth of 1% each, despite the challenging market situation. Overall, the companies in the group displayed good delivery capacity during the quarter, with only some minor delays related to suppliers. The good delivery performance is especially pleasing, given that Momentum Industrial was preparing for the relocation of their central warehouse during the quarter. Purchasing prices and costs continued to increase at a relatively moderate rate. Looking at the earnings situation in Q4 of last year, our EBITDA was flat at 70 million SEK compared to last year. The EBITDA margin reached 9.4%, down from 10.5% the previous year. The lower margin was attributed to a bit lower margin in total among comparable companies, and then especially those affected by the volume drop in the automotive segment. This was then compensated for by earnings in the acquired units, but not to the same extent as we had in the Q3 of this year. Operating profit decreased to 53 million SEK, corresponding to an operating margin of 7.1%, down from 9.1%. The decrease is partly explained by items affecting comparability of 5 million SEK that relates to relocation costs of Momentum Industrial's central warehouse, but also higher charges for amortization of intangible non-current assets related to acquisitions. Profit after financial items totaled 45 million SEK, down from 58 the previous year, impacted by higher financial expenses than last year, which was caused by negative currency translations and changes in the value of, among other things, acquisition-related liabilities. Earnings per share was 0.65 SEK for the quarter. For the full year, our revenue increased by 25% to a bit south of 2.9 billion SEK, with growth in comparable units of 3%, and where we delivered organic growth in all quarters, despite the challenging market situation. Acquisitions added 518 million SEK to full-year net sales. The number of trading days were the same compared to last year. Our EBITDA increased by 22% to 322 million, corresponding to an EBITDA margin of 11.2%, whereas operating profit rose by 15% to 273 million SEK, corresponding to an operating margin of 9.5%, once again affected by the high amortizations arising from acquisitions. Acquisition-related expenses had an impact of minus 4 Profit after financial items totaled 240 million. Earnings per share increased to 3.60 SEK for the period. And now for some comments on the business areas. First, the Business Area Industry. And sales and earnings in the business unit Power Transmission within the Industry business area. And the Power Transmission then consists of the company Momentum Industrial. Here we saw that sales and also earnings declined during the quarter. And during the quarter, lower demand was then noted from customers in the automotive segment. On the other hand, demand in the metal and mining industries developed positively and remained stable in paper and pulp. The company is currently relocating its central warehouse from Alingsås to Ulricehamn. During the fourth quarter, a lot of preparation work was conducted, and the company recorded relocation costs of SEK 5 million. The move has been very successful, and operations at the new site have been up and running for a couple of weeks now, with no effect on operations. All in all, some 30,000 articles have been moved. Unfortunately, during the quarter, we made a provision for expected customer losses related to Northvolt for our remaining outstanding receivable of SEK 1 million. The business unit Specialist posted increased sales with stable profit levels in comparable units. In addition, acquired businesses contributed sales of around SEK 50 million, with a positive contribution to earnings. The Swedish operations noted generally stable demand, but the situation remained cautious in Finland related to a generally soft business cycle, while demand in Denmark was stable. Revenue in all rose by 3% to SEK 439 million compared with the same quarter of last year, and revenue for comparable units, measured in local currency and adjusted for the number of trading days, increased by 1% compared to the previous year. EBITDA decreased by 5% to SEK 54 million, corresponding to an EBITDA margin of 12.3%. The business area's profitability, measured as return on working capital, amounted to 68%. Turning to the Infrastructure business area, the companies in the business unit Flow Technology within this business area generally performed well during the quarter, with favorable sales growth and also margin development for comparable units. Overall, demand was good in Sweden and continued to strengthen in Denmark during the quarter, driven by the pharmaceutical sector and investments in green technology. In Finland, there was a slight increase in activity, but from rather low levels. Acquired businesses contributed revenue of 23 million SEK, with a positive contribution to earnings in the quarter. In the business unit Technical Solutions, reduced sales and lower earnings for comparable units were noted during the quarter. The capacity utilization in the workshops was negatively impacted by lower activity among some customers, particularly in the automotive sector, and towards the end of the quarter, also by holiday leave. Demand in the measurement technology and control operations remained positive during the quarter, and the companies are experiencing a good business climate, with numerous customer dialogues also regarding larger systems. Acquired businesses contributed 43 million to revenue during the quarter, with healthy margins. All in all, revenue rose by 26% to SEK 312 million compared with the same quarter of last year for the business area. Revenue for comparable units, measured in local currency and adjusted for the number of trading days, increased by 1%. Our EBITDA in the business area increased by 18% to SEK 26 million, corresponding to an EBITDA margin of 8.3%. The business area's profitability measured as return on working capital amounted to 60%. Looking at some profitability and cash flow metrics, our return on working capital in the group was at 59%, which is well above than the financial target of at least 45%. Our return on equity was 27%. For the reporting period, our cash flow from operations before changes in working capital increased by SEK 31 million to 311. For the fourth quarter, we delivered a strong cash flow from operations with SEK 109 million, which is our highest yet for a quarter since the listing in 2022. For the full year, our cash flow from operating activities increased to SEK 323 million, an improvement with SEK 63 million, or 24% compared to the corresponding period of last year. Cash flow from investing activities for the reporting period amounted to SEK 160 million. This cash flow includes acquisitions of a total of SEK 105 million, including settlements of deferred payments regarding acquisitions of SEK 12 million, and net investments in non-current assets of SEK 11 million. Our financial position continues to be strong. The group's operational net loan liability amounted to SEK 252 million compared to SEK 326 million at the beginning of the year and SEK 381 million at the beginning of the quarter. Our net debt to EBITDA ratio was around 0.8 at the end of the period. Total cash and cash equivalents, including unutilized approved credit facilities, amounted to some SEK 860 million at the end of the quarter. And now I will hand over to Ulf, who will give you some words on our long-term development. Thank you, Niklas. Now I'll give you some input about our development over time. During our first year as a listed company in 2022, our traditionally largest customer sectors, metal and mining, pulp and paper, general manufacturing, and automotive, represented some 55% of net sales. Today, these sectors are still a large part of our total business, making up some 45% of sales. During the same period, we have established a new large customer segment in electricity and heat production, as well as an increased share of sales to pharma and medical devices and water and sewage. This is in line with our philosophy of making incremental steps into new markets, especially via acquisitions, where we see there is a good opportunity to long-term growth. Looking at our largest product segments, there is similar change, where valves is now our second largest segment, increasing from basically zero a couple of years ago. A very important factor in being able to keep a high acquisition pace is that we can generate good cash flow from our operations. Our financial target for return on working capital is a simplified measurement of cash flow, meaning that if we can derive good after-tax profits from our business and be stringent in our working capital measurement, we should generate a good cash flow. Looking at these last three years, we have generated close to SEK 600 million in cash flow from operations, also increasing incrementally year by year. Of this, only about 10% has been invested in working capital, a bit simplified to fuel our organic growth. Around 5% has been invested in CapEx as a reference to our asset-light operating model, with a low amount of fixed assets. Around 27% has been distributed to our shareholders, either as dividends or via share buybacks. That leaves around SEK 630 million we have spent on acquisitions. This is, of course, a large number and higher than the cash flow generated. This also means that we have been required to increase our net debt during the period, but to a still very healthy level, and that gives us a reinvestment ratio of 109%. Thank you for your time and interest listening to our Q4 and year-end presentation, which are available with the report on our website. If you have any questions or specific requests, do not hesitate to contact us through our mail or by phone. Thank you very much.