Quartr, a financial and stock information provider, has secured new funding for its expansion and welcomed a new majority owner, described as a major industry player.
Ellos saw 64 million SEK of its shares traded after its recent IPO, including a 44 million SEK support purchase by Danske Bank, which can no longer buy additional shares.
In just two years Arkiv has gone from zero to more than 30 million SEK in sales of murder‑mystery games and is now entering new markets. The founders quit their jobs to start the company.
Budbee’s founders launched a new security startup called Hemla, positioning it as a disruptive force in the industry, but the company’s financial results show that the full launch will not happen until the following year.
Seaquelle, founded by sisters Sofi and Frida Fahrman, published its annual results, highlighting the impact of a short‑lived CEO and a new board on the company’s financial performance, with numbers that vary considerably.
Funnel, a Swedish SaaS startup founded over a decade ago, announced that it has finally turned cash‑flow positive, marking a major milestone after years of operating at a loss of roughly SEK 1.7 billion.
Yubico reported higher sales and a significant profit increase in Q2, marking a milestone collaboration with OpenAI.
Gofrendly, a Swedish matchmaking service for women looking to make new friends, avoided insolvency after its founders intervened and have now obtained fresh capital to keep the app running.
The popcorn startup The Popping Company appointed the founder’s son as CEO as a student gift and subsequently posted a record year with revenue growth of nearly 700%.
The loan‑brokerage startup Sambla, owned by private‑equity firm Nordic Capital, posted a loss exceeding 500 million SEK according to its new annual report, with the CEO Hans Skruvfors indicating a specific factor behind the loss and preparing for the next phase of the business.