Hunter Capital Reports Surge in Q2 2025 Earnings Driven by Subsidiary Sale
Hunter Capital's Q2 2025 financial results spike due to subsidiary sale.
- • Projected earnings for Q2 2025 are 30.0 million SEK, up from 3.4 million SEK in 2024.
- • Earnings per share are expected at 6.61 SEK, significantly higher than 0.95 SEK last year.
- • The increase is driven by the sale of Hunter Capital Dry Powder IRP for 25 million SEK in shares.
- • Significant unrealized loss reported on the shares received, totaling 15 million SEK.
Key details
Hunter Capital has revealed a dramatic increase in its financial performance for the second quarter of 2025, issuing a reverse profit warning. The company's projected earnings stand at 30.0 million SEK, a significant leap from 3.4 million SEK reported in Q2 2024. This surge is largely attributed to the sale of its subsidiary, Hunter Capital Dry Powder IRP, which occurred on June 26, 2025. The subsidiary was sold for 25 million SEK through newly issued shares of C100.
Despite this strong performance, Hunter Capital noted a decline in the value of the shares received, which has seen a depreciation of 15 million SEK since the end of the quarter, indicating an unrealized loss. Consequently, the earnings per share for Q2 2025 are anticipated to be 6.61 SEK, markedly higher than the previous year's figure of 0.95 SEK. The detailed quarterly report for Q2 2025 is set to be released on August 26, 2025, providing stakeholders with full insights into the financial outcome and strategic directions following this sale.
This article was translated and synthesized from Swedish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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