Embracer Q1 FY27 operating loss narrows to SEK 79 million; net sales rise 24% to SEK 3.94 billion

Reuters2026/08/13 05:16

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Embracer posted an operating loss (EBIT) of SEK 79 million for April–June 2026, narrowing from the prior-year quarter’s SEK 272 million loss.
Net sales rose 24% to SEK 3.94 billion, driven by Embracer segment growth to SEK 3.13 billion, offset by a drop to SEK 810 million at Fellowship Entertainment.
Cash EBIT swung to a profit of SEK 47 million from a loss of SEK 99 million, while free cash flow after working capital improved to SEK 3 million.
Basic earnings per share returned to a profit of SEK 0.18 from a loss of SEK 2.01, with net profit for the quarter at SEK 39 million.
Management reiterated a full-year Cash EBIT forecast of at least SEK 1 billion, ahead of a planned Fellowship Entertainment spin-off in 2027.

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