Yvonne Hammervold assumed the position of CEO in the autumn of 2025. She has previously worked with growth issues within the company and has a background from roles in e-commerce at A Day's March and Lexington.
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For the 2025 financial year, Layered reports a turnover of 90.6 million Swedish kronor, an increase of 30 percent compared to the previous year. Profit amounted to 9.1 million Swedish kronor at the same time.
Management explains that the development is an effect of the staff's work with cost control combined with investments aimed at direct sales to consumers abroad.
Development Driven From Abroad
The company's sales have increased primarily in the USA and Great Britain. According to Yvonne Hammervold, the current macroeconomy and geopolitics have not changed customer purchasing behavior to any significant extent, but it has resulted in higher transportation costs.
The company's strategy going forward includes streamlining the supply chain and finding a balance between delivery reliability and costs. Furthermore, management believes that the company must have the ability to adapt to changes in the external environment.
Sales during the first quarter of 2026 exceeded the company's expectations, resulting in the budget for the entire year being adjusted upwards.
Alongside the financial development in the core business, the company has also managed its historical tax deferrals. At the end of 2023, the company's deferred amount was 1.8 million Swedish kronor, but since then the debt has been amortized. In March 2026, the remaining deferred amount was noted at approximately 60,200 Swedish kronor.