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Datanova Increases Turnover to SEK 238 Million in 2025

Brothers and founders Hamid Raziullah and Wahid Raziullah
"Not just robots".

Datanova Sweden AB reports sharply increased revenues for the 2025 financial year. A strategic shift towards consumer robotics is highlighted as the driving factor.

The company, founded back in 1992, has historically focused on traditional IT solutions and support. However, in recent years, the company has undergone a comprehensive business transformation. This choice has resulted in an increase in turnover of almost 1000 percent since 2023.

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Datanova Sweden AB has reported a net turnover of SEK 238.2 million for 2025. This compares to SEK 53.8 million in the previous year. Operating profit amounted to just over SEK 36 million, up from SEK 6 million the year before. According to the company's annual report, the increase in turnover is primarily due to increased demand within robot automation.

"Largest in the World"

The company, which historically delivered IT solutions and support, has steered its business towards robot automation and smart homes in recent years. Growth is mainly driven by the distribution of robot lawnmowers from the manufacturer Mammotion.

Approximately 18,000 robot lawnmowers were delivered during the 2025 financial year. The company sells through retailers and its own e-commerce platform. In December 2025, the company was ranked as the brand's largest distributor globally in terms of units sold.

We don't just sell robots, we deliver a simpler and greener everyday life to modern homeowners and properties. Achieving the position as the largest Mammotion distributor in the world is a direct acknowledgement of our team's hard work, says Hamid Raziullah, CEO and founder of Datanova.

"Only Scratched the Surface"

In addition to robot lawnmowers, the company signed a distribution agreement with Sylvox regarding outdoor and bathroom TVs during the year, expanding the product portfolio for the smart garden and outdoor environment.

At the end of 2025, a market establishment in Denmark was also initiated as a first step in a Nordic expansion.

We have built a strong foundation with certified service technicians across the country to ensure the highest quality of support and service. Now we are taking that model out into the Nordics. We have only scratched the surface of what we can achieve within large-scale consumer robotics, says Wahid Raziullah, Deputy CEO and partner.

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