BTS Reports Significant Financial Decline in Q2 2025 Amid North American Challenges
BTS announces a notable decline in Q2 2025 financial results, facing challenges in North America.
- • BTS reported Q2 2025 EBITA of 84 million SEK, down from 110 million SEK in Q2 2024.
- • Revenue in Q2 2025 was 721 million SEK, a slight decrease from 730 million SEK in Q2 2024.
- • Challenges in BTS North America included a 4% revenue decline and an 8% organic decline.
- • CEO Jessica Skon expects growth in North America following strategic changes in 2026.
Key details
In its latest financial disclosures, BTS has reported a substantial decline in both revenue and EBITA for the second quarter of 2025, reflecting the impact of ongoing challenges particularly in the North American market. The company stated that Q2 revenue was recorded at 721 million SEK, slightly down from 730 million SEK in the same quarter last year, while EBITA dropped to 84 million SEK from 110 million SEK during the same period in 2024.
This decline was anticipated following a profit warning issued by the firm on August 4, when it indicated food lower performance than in 2024, prompting a reduced EBITA forecast for the year. CEO Jessica Skon reported a net income of 39 million SEK for the quarter, a significant decrease from 60 million SEK in Q2 2024.
This article was translated and synthesized from Swedish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
Source articles (1)
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