Simris Group (SIMRIS) Q4 2024 earnings summary
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Q4 2024 earnings summary
5 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Net revenue for Q4 2024 fell 63% year-over-year to SEK 971k; full-year revenue declined 34% to SEK 2,890k.
EBITDA loss improved 41% in Q4 to SEK -3,180k and 21% for the year to SEK -17,593k.
EBIT loss for Q4 worsened 6% to SEK -9,241k, but full-year EBIT loss improved 5% to SEK -34,714k.
Cash flow from operating activities improved 91% in Q4 and 50% for the year, but cash at period end dropped 66% to SEK 1,946k.
Major owner and chairman Steven Schapera passed away; Jonathan Royce became chairman.
Financial highlights
Q4 net revenue: SEK 971k (down from SEK 2,657k); full-year: SEK 2,890k (down from SEK 4,354k).
Q4 EBITDA: SEK -3,180k (improved from SEK -5,403k); full-year: SEK -17,593k (improved from SEK -22,366k).
Q4 EBIT: SEK -9,241k (down from SEK -8,683k); full-year: SEK -34,714k (improved from SEK -36,635k).
Cash at year-end: SEK 1,946k (down from SEK 5,665k).
Equity at year-end: SEK 5,641k (down from SEK 25,614k); solidity 3.6% (down from 14.7%).
Outlook and guidance
Board warns current cash reserves may not cover operations through year-end; active efforts underway to secure new funding via loans, investments, or partnerships.
Simris remains focused on advancing ADC payload technology and expanding collaborations in oncology.
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