G5 ENTERTAINMENT AK

G5 Entertainment reported Q2 2026 revenue down 16% year‑on‑year to USD 20.1m, while gross margin rose to a record 73.1%. Growth of the direct‑to‑consumer G5 Store drove margins; third‑party revenue doubled sequentially and the Store now represents 25.5% of group revenue. The company completed a second round of layoffs (staff around 550) and has put the Jewels franchise into a “harvest mode” to focus more on profitability than growth. G5 holds USD 24.4m in cash, no debt, and plans to advance ad monetization and further store releases. » More on de.investing.com

G5 Entertainment reported revenue of $21.7 million for Q1 2026, an 11% decrease year‑on‑year, driven by higher user acquisition costs and competitive pressure. Gross margin rose to a record 72.7% thanks to direct distribution channels, and average revenue per paying user increased 16% to $76. The liquidity position was strengthened to $26.6 million and the company remains debt‑free; nevertheless the share price fell about 5.3% after the results. Management plans increased spending on user acquisition and is reviewing measures to stabilize the game portfolio, but did not provide a concrete revenue outlook. » More on de.investing.com

G5 Entertainment reported a 9% revenue decline to SEK 221 million in Q4 2025 and an operating loss of SEK 6 million versus a year-earlier profit of SEK 32.8 million. Gross margin reached a record 71.6%, cash and cash equivalents stand at SEK 216 million, and a dividend of SEK 2 per share is proposed. After the results, the share price fell about 31.5% to SEK 57. Management plans to expand the G5 Store, control user acquisition costs and work on a new game pipeline, but remains cautiously optimistic given the competitive mobile gaming market. » More on de.investing.com