Xintela H1 FY26 pretax loss narrows to SEK 21.54 million; net sales rise to SEK 1.76 million
Reuters2026/08/28 08:45- Xintela posted Q2 net sales of SEK 1.32 million, up 50.92% year-on-year.
- Pre-tax loss narrowed to SEK 9.76 million.
- H1 net sales rose to SEK 1.76 million, up 73.81% year-on-year.
- Pre-tax loss improved to SEK 21.54 million; loss per share was SEK 0.03.
- Convertible loan agreement for SEK 30 million signed with Flerie Invest to accelerate XSTEM development; proceeds also repay a SEK 20 million Fenja Capital loan.
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