Fractal Gaming

Fractal Gaming Group recorded a 65.3% drop in revenue to SEK 74.7m in the second quarter and a negative EBITDA of SEK -23.4m, while product margin rose to 39.2%. The decline was mainly due to inventory drawdowns at distributors and high storage costs, although sell-out fell by only 28.2% and the company gained market share. Management expects cost reductions of around 20% by 2027 and a gradual recovery in the second half of 2026; the stock fell by about 3.43%. » More on de.investing.com

Fractal Gaming recorded net revenue of SEK 181.4 million in the third quarter of 2025 (+15.8% y/y) and an improved gross margin of 39%, with net cash of $36.4 million. Despite the figures, the stock fell about 12.4% in premarket trading as investors voiced concerns about strategic risks such as supply chain issues and a possible shift of production out of China. The company is expanding its product range beyond PC cases, expects the upgrade cycle to continue through 2026, plans to offset costs through price management and aims for international growth. » More on de.investing.com

Fractal debuted the Scape, a $199.99 wireless gaming headset that pairs a Scandinavian minimalist aesthetic with strong sound and thoughtful features like a magnetic charging dock and hardware controls. The headset offers over 40 hours battery life (with RGB off), a detachable boom mic plus a built-in mic, and web-based Adjust Pro settings for EQ, sidetone and firmware updates. It lacks ANC and simultaneous 2.4GHz and Bluetooth audio, but delivers competitive audio performance and elegant usability for its price point. » More on theverge.com