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Truecaller Q3 turns to loss after tax of SEK 22.6 million year-on-year

Truecaller Q3 turns to loss after tax of SEK 22.6 million year-on-year

BitgetBitget2026/11/03 06:32
  • Truecaller swung to a third-quarter 2026 loss after tax of SEK 22.6 million, including a SEK 92 million Indian tax provision.
  • Net sales fell year-over-year to SEK 464 million.
  • Operating profit dropped 22% year-over-year to SEK 113.6 million.
  • The acquisition of US communications platform text+ closed September 10 for USD 15.7 million, expanding its offering into additional phone numbers.


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