Wesports Group – On its way to the stock exchange on Nasdaq First North
Wesports – the sports retailer behind brands such as Tretorn, Addnature and Cykelkraft – confirmed that it is preparing for a stock exchange listing at a valuation of 2.3 MDSEK. Earlier this autumn the share traded at a valuation of 1.39 MDSEK on Eqvor.
Nasdaq Stockholm has judged that the company meets the listing requirements on First North and, depending on market conditions, the listing is expected to take place in the fourth quarter. The company has the backing of heavyweight players such as DNB and Handelsbanken Fonder.
Airmee – Now on Eqvor
Airmee is a Swedish tech and logistics company that develops smart, sustainable home deliveries based on research from KTH (the KTH Royal Institute of Technology). The platform optimises routes in real time to maximise precision and minimise emissions.
Its services include evening and express deliveries, parcel lockers, label-free returns and fossil-free options using electric vehicles and bike couriers. Airmee is active in Sweden, Norway and Denmark with a scalable platform and strong delivery capacity.
Its investors include Bonnier Capital, RoosGruppen and Alfvén & Didrikson. The company is run by Elin Morales Härén and has a clear sustainability focus, with the aim of building the logistics of the future – fast, green and technically optimised.
Doktor.se – Criticism, response and a completed 250 MSEK funding round
Doktor.se has closed its latest funding round of 250 MSEK in total, with very strong interest. The issue was 2x oversubscribed, with over 80% of existing owners taking part. The capital will be used for new acquisitions, including in Germany, and for the launch of the private health service Aktivt Hälsa+ in partnership with Skandia and Söderberg & Partners, with sales starting at the end of November.
At the same time, the company is responding to a review by Region Stockholm (the regional authority responsible for healthcare in Stockholm) which claims that up to 60% of its digital care visits lack a basis for reimbursement. Doktor.se replies that the review is based on different interpretations compared with the region's own service Alltid Öppet, where similar ways of working are not questioned. The company stresses that all cases have been handled by licensed staff, in accordance with its agreement, and welcomes clearer national guidelines for digital care.
In DI's podcast Ett rikare liv, CEO Martin Lindman talks more about the round and future plans, responds to the criticism and confirms once again that a stock exchange listing is planned for autumn 2026.
Exeger – Q2 and Q3 update
After a tough half-year, Exeger is carrying out a far-reaching transformation with lower costs, a stronger cash position and a clear commercial direction.Key figures: • 145 MSEK raised in April (at 10 SEK/share)
• 160+ MSEK added in H2 through bridge loans and a share issue
• 110 MSEK rights issue planned for December (at 1 SEK/share)
• 220 MSEK in cost savings – from 420 to 200 MSEK in annual cost base
• New partnerships: 7-Eleven Japan, Vusion, Hama, Yecon• Sales of Elumian started through Kapsch• Deepened collaboration with 3M
Epidemic Sound – Strengthens its AI leadership
Epidemic Sound strengthens its board with founder Hjalmar Winbladh as the new chair – a clear signal that it intends to accelerate the company's AI initiatives. With tools such as Adapt and Studio, the company is positioning itself as a leader where creator culture meets AI. One step closer to the next level for the music industry.
