Sinch AB

For Q2 2026 Sinch reported organic revenue growth of 6% to SEK 6,866m, while gross profit edged down from SEK 2,322m to SEK 2,300m and adjusted EBITDA fell from SEK 869m to SEK 858m. Currency effects reduced revenue growth by about 2 percentage points and gross profit growth by around 3 points. The confirmed leadership change, with interim CEO and concurrent CFO Jonas Dahlberg, combined with high analyst expectations, triggered a “sell the news” reaction; the stock fell intraday to as low as SEK 33.74 and last traded at SEK 36.77. » More on de.investing.com

Sinch announced the resignation of CEO Laurinda Pang; she will remain in office until a successor is appointed, but no later than December 31, 2026. The board has launched a search for a new CEO, but gave no reasons for Pang’s decision and provided no concrete timetable for the succession. Under Pang’s leadership, Sinch improved profitability and cash flow; over the past twelve months the company achieved an EBITDA of $287 million and positive free cash flow, and the stock rose 42% in the past year. » More on de.investing.com

Sinch Registered will publish the results for the most recent quarter on Feb. 17. Two analysts on average expect EPS of 0.73 SEK versus -0.38 SEK a year earlier, while nine analysts see revenue averaging 7.16 billion SEK (down 7.39% from 7.73 billion SEK in the year‑ago quarter). For the past fiscal year, seven analysts forecast EPS of 2.65 SEK and eleven analysts expect annual revenue of 27.53 billion SEK versus 28.71 billion SEK the year before. » More on finanzen.net

Sinch reported net revenue of SEK 6.62 billion for Q2 2025 and achieved its fourth consecutive quarter of organic growth (+2%). Gross profit rose organically by 6% with a gross margin of 35.1%, and adjusted EBITDA grew organically by 8% to SEK 869 million. Free cash flow amounted to SEK 523 million, net debt to adjusted EBITDA fell to 1.3x, and the board activated a buyback program of up to 10% of the shares. Sinch is strategically focusing on comprehensive AI integration (including Model Context Protocol) and partnerships with Salesforce and Microsoft, and confirms medium-term targets of 7–9% organic growth and an adjusted EBITDA margin of 12–14% by the end of 2027. » More on de.investing.com

Sinch appoints Daniel Morris, previously head of Email and Applications following the acquisition of Pathwire, as its new chief product officer, succeeding interim co‑founder Robert Gerstmann. Morris brings more than 20 years of product‑management experience from roles at Pathwire, Rackspace and IBM. The move comes as Sinch emphasizes AI opportunities; at the same time the company reported Q2 results with EPS and revenue slightly below expectations, though the stock reacted positively. » More on de.investing.com