During 2025, the company had a turnover of SEK 143.7 million, an increase of 38.5 percent from the previous year. Operating profit also grew, reaching SEK 23.2 million, an increase of 77 percent.
The company is leaving another strong year behind, write the CEO and the board in their report.
The geographical reach is broad. Sales in Europe, excluding the Nordics, were the company's largest source of income with SEK 71 million.
On the Swedish market, revenues amounted to SEK 32.4 million, and sales in the rest of the Nordics were SEK 32.1 million. In Asia, goods were sold for SEK 2.3 million, while North America reports SEK 201,328 in revenue.
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The explanation for the higher figures lies in the fact that the company has reached more places and sold more goods:
Growth is due to increased volumes and geographical expansion, especially within Padel where we are seeing strong global growth, the company writes in the annual report.
New Warehouse and Growing Workforce
To manage the growing business, the company has chosen to change its routines regarding logistics. Shortly after the turn of the year, a restructuring of goods handling was carried out.
After the end of the financial year, the warehouse has been moved to a new external warehouse keeper. The event has not affected the valuation of the warehouse as of the balance sheet date, it reads in the documents.
While Wesports owns the majority of the company, exactly 88.3 percent, CEO Joacim Bergström owns 10.2 percent.