Telavox sells a cloud-based platform for business communication – both directly to companies and through other operators who offer it under their own brand.
Telavox sells a cloud-based platform for business communication – both directly to companies and through other operators who offer it under their own brand.
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Fixed telephony, mobile and collaboration are brought together in a single system that runs in the cloud. Telavox develops the software itself and has run its own operator business in several countries for more than 20 years.
The platform is also sold to other operators, who offer it under their own brand to their business customers. Telavox provides the technology, the operator owns the customer relationship.
The group is headquartered in Malmö and has subsidiaries in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, the United Kingdom, Belgium and Spain.
Founded in 2000
| FY 2024 | FY 2023 | FY 2022 | FY 2021 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Net sales | 1,530(−9.5%) | 1,690(−1.6%) | 1,718(+132.7%) | 738(+28.2%) |
| Revenue growth | −9.5%(−7.8 pp) | −1.6%(−134.3 pp) | 132.7%(+104.5 pp) | 28.2%(+20.4 pp) |
| EBITDA | 83(−25.6%) | 112(−32.5%) | 165(+53.8%) | 107(+77.8%) |
| EBIT | −48 | −27(−191.5%) | 30(−42.1%) | 51(+36.6%) |
| Net income | −83 | −49 | −10(−117.2%) | 61(−37.1%) |
| Equity | 121(−41.5%) | 207(−35.8%) | 322(−8.6%) | 352(+35.9%) |
| Cash and bank | 105(+12.8%) | 93(−31.8%) | 136(−51.9%) | 283(+91.5%) |
| Operating cash flow | 74(+120.7%) | 33(−65.9%) | 98(−23.2%) | 127(+141.7%) |
| Equity ratio | 20%(−8 pp) | 28%(−6 pp) | 34%(+1 pp) | 33%(−34.4 pp) |
Source: the annual reports 2021–2024 · Published 11 November 2026
The three largest own 89.0%
Source: Bolagsverket — röstlängd extra bolagsstämma 2026-07-16 · last updated 16 July 2026
Telavox was founded in 2000 by Viktor Karlsson, Filip Olsson and Alexander Wachtmeister. The founders still lead the company: Viktor Karlsson is CEO and Filip Olsson CTO, and all three sit on the board. Together they own around 90 percent of the shares. The chairman of the board is Jan Frykhammar.
Source: Eivora
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No, Telavox is a private limited company and is not publicly listed. Its shares are therefore not traded on a regulated stock exchange, but on the unlisted market.
Telavox develops a cloud-based platform for business communication that brings fixed telephony, mobile and collaboration together in one system. The platform is sold directly to companies and through other operators who offer it under their own brand. The company was founded in Malmö in 2000.
Yes, it is possible to buy shares in Telavox through unlisted share trading, provided that there are sellers. Through Eqvor, you can place a buy order and be matched with sellers in the unlisted market.
If you own shares in Telavox, you can place a sell order through Eqvor and be matched with buyers. When a buyer and seller are matched, the transaction is completed and the change of ownership is recorded in the company’s share register in accordance with the company’s current procedures.
No, Telavox is currently not affiliated with Euroclear. This means that the shares are registered directly in the company's share register and not through the Swedish securities system.
Since Telavox is not affiliated with Euroclear, the shares normally cannot be held in a standard custody account with Avanza or Nordnet. Instead, ownership is registered directly in the company’s share register.
Any right-of-first-refusal or pre-emption provisions are set out in Telavox’s articles of association. Such terms may mean that a share transfer must be handled in accordance with specific rules before the shares are resold to an external buyer.
Since Telavox is not listed on a stock exchange, there is no official share price on a regulated marketplace. Instead, the price is determined by supply and demand among buyers and sellers in the unlisted market.
We are not aware of Telavox having communicated any plan or timeline for a stock market listing. We therefore do not currently know whether or when the company may carry out an IPO.
Investing in Telavox involves risk, just like other investments in unlisted shares. The company’s valuation may be affected by competition from other providers of cloud-based communication, demand from businesses and operators, technological developments, its international operations, currency fluctuations, and the company’s capital requirements. Trading in unlisted shares also typically involves lower liquidity than trading in listed shares.
Telavox's annual report is filed with the Swedish Companies Registration Office (Bolagsverket). The annual reports available on Eqvor can be found under Reports and documents on the company page.
Yes. According to the Swedish Companies Registration Office, Telavox carried out a new share issue in October 2021, paid by set-off, and another in March 2022, when 208,648 new shares were issued at SEK 174 per share.
According to the Swedish Companies Registration Office, Telavox raised SEK 36.3 million in a new share issue in March 2022, when 208,648 new shares were issued at SEK 174 per share. The new share issue in October 2021 was paid by set-off, meaning a claim was exchanged for shares, and therefore brought in no new capital. An equity raise is an English term for raising capital, but in Swedish, terms such as funding round, financing or new share issue are more commonly used.
Telavox reports a negative result in its latest annual report. For 2024, the Group's net sales amounted to SEK 1,530.0 million, operating profit to SEK −47.7 million, and the result for the year to SEK −82.9 million.
