Simris Group (SIMRIS) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
12 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Net revenue for Q2 2026 fell 71% year-over-year to SEK 196k; interim period revenue down 27% to SEK 620k.
EBITDA loss improved 35% in Q2 to SEK -1,927k and 39% for the interim period to SEK -4,110k.
EBIT loss improved 19% in Q2 to SEK -5,437k and 21% for the interim period to SEK -11,063k.
Significant management changes: new CEO for Simris Biologics and a new strategic advisor appointed.
Divestment process for Hammenhög assets advanced with two prospective buyers.
Financial highlights
Cash at period end increased to SEK 7,987k from SEK 1,026k year-over-year.
Result before tax improved 17% in Q2 to SEK -6,751k and 8% for the interim period to SEK -13,724k.
Cash flow from operating activities in Q2 was SEK -2,554k, down 34% year-over-year.
Equity at period end was SEK 767k, up from SEK -7,745k a year earlier; solidity at 0.6%.
Outlook and guidance
Ongoing warrant exercise expected to raise approximately EUR 1 million, extending financial runway.
Board warns current cash reserves may not cover operations through year-end; active efforts underway to secure additional funding.
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