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Ortoma Q2 2026 operating loss widens to SEK 21.29 million; net sales fall 44.53% to SEK 10.42 million vs Q2 2025

Ortoma Q2 2026 operating loss widens to SEK 21.29 million; net sales fall 44.53% to SEK 10.42 million vs Q2 2025

ReutersReuters2026/07/30 06:08
  • Ortoma posted Q2 net sales of SEK 10.42 million, down 44.53% year on year.
  • EBITDA swung to a loss of SEK 18.06 million from a profit in Q2 2025; net loss widened to SEK 21.11 million.
  • Operating cash flow turned negative at SEK 13.76 million; cash rose to SEK 62.74 million, supported by equity issues in H1.
  • System sales climbed to 21 from 5 a year earlier; management cited no milestone revenue in the quarter versus SEK 16.6 million last year.
  • After quarter-end, Ortoma received an order worth about SEK 32 million from its global partner covering Europe, the US, and Japan, with deliveries weighted to Q4.


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