According to recent figures, turnover decreased in 2025 from SEK 1.7 billion to SEK 1.6 billion. This corresponds to a decrease of 5.9 percent. Despite the decline in sales, operating profit at EBITDA level shows a positive development, as the company turns a previous loss of SEK 70 million into a profit of SEK 304 million.
The reason for the improved results is largely due to the recently completed corporate restructuring. The annual report shows a settlement gain of SEK 302 million, which is a direct result of the company's debts being written down.
2025 has meant a great focus on strengthening operational efficiency and building a more scalable and profitable business model, the company writes in the annual report.
New Names on the Board
In early February 2026, several changes were made to the management. Sajal Srivastava, CEO of current US owner Triplepoint Capital, took over as chairman of the board. He thus replaced Johannes Löning, who left his post. At the same time, Kristoffer Ståhlbröst and Björn Sjöberg joined the board. Both have previously acted as advisors during the e-commerce restructuring. Mattias Jacobsson remains CEO of the business.
Regarding the company's payment notes, there is currently no outstanding debt registered with the Swedish Enforcement Administration. At the beginning of 2026, there were historical debts that amounted to a maximum of SEK 561,800.
The company has had eleven general claims totaling approximately SEK 217,000. In addition, five individual claims are registered with a combined value of SEK 1.1 million.
The new owner acts as a financier in the coming years, but the plan is not for them to remain a permanent solution. The focus is now on building up the business for the next step.