Qlife Q2 FY26 net loss narrows to SEK 4.98 million; revenue rises to SEK 728,000
Reuters2026/08/26 06:30- Qlife Holding posted Q2 revenue of SEK 728,000, up from SEK 104,000 a year earlier, driven by a contracted feasibility study.
- EBITDA loss narrowed to SEK 4.72 million from SEK 4.9 million; net loss improved to SEK 4.98 million from SEK 5.17 million.
- Earnings per share improved to SEK -0.17 from SEK -0.62, reflecting a higher weighted average share count.
- Total cash flow was SEK -2.62 million versus SEK -2.06 million, while the company highlighted continued progress on IVDR certification for Egoo PHE.
- A fully funded feasibility agreement with a global pharma group advanced as planned, with final deliveries expected after summer and talks on a next-stage project.
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