Some time ago, we reported on how The Every had regained growth after changing course and establishing a presence with players such as Lyko and Åhléns. However, the recent annual report for 2025 paints a different picture.
Revenue took a step back, landing at 10.5 million Swedish kronor. This represents a decrease of 24 percent from the previous year's revenue of 13.9 million Swedish kronor. Profitability also suffered. From reporting a modest profit of 117,183 Swedish kronor in 2024, operating profit plummeted to a loss of 2.8 million Swedish kronor for the full year.
The negative results development has left clear marks on the cash flow. At the end of the year, The Every's equity amounted to minus 1.6 million Swedish kronor. This has led to the capital falling below half of the registered share capital, which is 25,000 Swedish kronor.
The Board Sees a Bright Future
In the management report, the company's board, Kenza Zouitens, Aleks Subosics and Dejan Subosic, state that they continuously evaluate the situation and take measures to strengthen both the company's liquidity and results.
Despite the red figures, management assesses that there are the right conditions to continue operating the business.