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Katrin Vogel has been appointed as the new CFO for Caybon Group. She is currently the deputy CFO and VP Group Head of business control at Acast, where she played a key role in developing the business controlling function. Previously, she worked at Eniro as an area business controller during a period of business transformation. Katrin's experience in entrepreneurial and growing businesses, along with her change management skills, are considered valuable for Caybon's ongoing transformation efforts. She will join Caybon on August 17 and assume the CFO role on August 21 after the Q2 report is released. Daniel Grufman will continue as CFO until then and assist with the transition. For more information, contact Martin Edwall, CEO, at martin.edwall@caybon.com.
During the first quarter of 2026, Caybon reported a 6% decrease in net sales to 194,544 TSEK, with a decline in both organic growth and exchange rate impacts. The company's EBITDA was -14,118 TSEK, while the adjusted EBITDA was -4,076 TSEK. EBITA stood at -19,570 TSEK, with an adjusted EBITA of -9,528 TSEK. The net profit for the period was -34,528 TSEK, and cash flow from operations was -4,364 TSEK. Non-recurring items amounted to -10,042 TSEK. Significant events included the appointment of Martin Edwall as interim CEO on January 5, 2026, following the departure of Jakob Söderbaum. Edwall was later made permanent CEO on April 1, 2026. Caybon deferred interest payments on its Super Senior bonds due in February, May, and June 2026. In the Campaign segment, net sales decreased by 18% year-over-year, while the Network segment saw a 26% increase in net sales. Despite growth in the Network segment, profitability was impacted due to a less favorable business and product mix. CEO Martin Edwall emphasized the need to shift strategic focus towards strengthening offerings and market positioning to drive sustainable growth and improve profitability. The company aims to build a more resilient foundation for the future amid liquidity pressures.
Caybon Holding AB has invited its shareholders to attend the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on June 4, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. in Stockholm. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Shareholders wishing to participate must be registered with Euroclear Sweden AB by May 27, 2026, and notify the company by May 29, 2026, including details such as name, contact information, and any advisors. Those with shares registered under a nominee must ensure their shares are registered in their own name by May 27, 2026, to vote. Proxies must provide a written power of attorney, and forms are available on the company's website. The meeting agenda includes election of the Chairman, approval of the voting list and agenda, presentation of reports, and decisions on financial statements, board and auditor appointments, and remuneration. The Board proposes no dividend for 2025, and available funds will be carried forward. Shareholders can request information related to the agenda and company's financial situation as per the Swedish Companies Act. Relevant documents are available at the company's office, on its website, and can be sent to shareholders upon request. The Swedish version of the notice prevails in case of discrepancies with the English translation.
Caybon Holding AB has decided to defer interest payments on its super senior and senior bond loans, as per the terms and conditions of the bonds. For the super senior secured bonds due between 2025 and 2028, the interest payable on May 27, 2026, will be deferred and paid upon bond redemption. Similarly, for the senior secured bonds due between 2024 and 2029, the interest payable on June 3, 2026, will also be deferred and paid upon redemption. Additional details can be found in the notices on the company's website. Caybon is a digital media company specializing in branded content and marketing solutions, serving a diverse range of clients from various sectors.
Martin Edwall, who became interim CEO on January 5, 2026, has been appointed as the permanent CEO of Caybon Holding AB. The board has evaluated his performance and determined that his expertise in media, marketing, digital development, and profitable growth makes him well-suited for the role. Martin has a background in marketing, digital media, change management, product development, and holds a law degree. The appointment is effective immediately, and further details can be obtained from Eola Änggård Runsten, Chair of the Board. This decision was announced in compliance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation.
Daniel Grufman has resigned as CFO of Caybon Group after two years in the role. He will remain in his position during a six-month notice period while the company begins recruiting a new CFO. Martin Edwall, CEO of Caybon, expressed gratitude for Daniel's contributions since 2017. The announcement was made public in compliance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation. For more information, contact Martin Edwall at martin.edwall@caybon.com.
Caybon Holding AB has decided to defer the interest payment on its super senior secured bond loan, series 2025/2028, which was due on February 27, 2026. This deferral is in line with the terms and conditions of the bonds, and the deferred interest will be paid upon the redemption of the bonds. More information about this deferral is available on the company's website and has been sent to bondholders registered with Euroclear Sweden as of January 29, 2026. Caybon is a digital media company specializing in branded content and offers a range of marketing solutions.
The Board of Caybon and CEO Jakob Söderbaum have agreed that he will leave his position, with Martin Edwall appointed as interim CEO starting January 5, 2026. Jakob Söderbaum will assist during the transition period. Martin Edwall, who has expertise in marketing, digital media, change management, and product development, is expected to enhance the company's focus on digital development and growth. The board will also begin the search for a permanent CEO. For further details, contact Eola Änggård Runsten, Chair of the Board, at eola.runsten@caybon.com. This announcement complies with the EU Market Abuse Regulation and was released at 20:00 CET on January 4, 2026.
During the period from July to September 2025, Caybon experienced a 7% decline in net sales, totaling 188,566 TSEK, attributed to a combination of organic decline, exchange rate effects, and the divestment of the FMG business area. EBITDA decreased to 5,039 TSEK, while adjusted EBITDA rose to 5,097 TSEK. EBITA was -1,942 TSEK, but adjusted EBITA improved to -1,883 TSEK. The net profit for this period was -10,988 TSEK, and cash flow from operations was -1,986 TSEK. For the first nine months of 2025, net sales decreased by 16% to 598,670 TSEK, with similar contributing factors. EBITDA was 8,196 TSEK, and adjusted EBITDA decreased to 11,248 TSEK. EBITA was -12,251 TSEK, with adjusted EBITA at -9,200 TSEK. The net profit for this period was -39,054 TSEK, and cash flow from operations was -19,280 TSEK. Significant events included Caybon deferring interest payments on its Super Senior bonds due in August and November 2025. The CEO, Jakob Söderbaum, emphasized the company's ongoing turnaround efforts, focusing on improving financial performance and organizational efficiency despite challenging market conditions. The Network segment showed positive growth, while the Campaign segment faced declines, particularly in the N365 business area. The outlook suggests stabilization in 2026, with ongoing exploration of AI integration to enhance operations.
During the April to June 2025 period, Caybon experienced a 21% decrease in net sales to 203,466 TSEK, with declines attributed to organic factors, exchange rates, and the divestment of a business area. EBITDA improved to 4,697 TSEK from a significant loss the previous year, while adjusted EBITDA decreased. EBITA showed a negative result, and net profit turned into a loss of 14,196 TSEK. Cash flow from operations was slightly negative. For the first half of 2025, net sales declined by 19% to 410,104 TSEK. EBITDA was positive but lower than the previous year, and EBITA remained negative. The company reported a net loss of 28,066 TSEK for the period, with negative cash flow from operations. Significant events included the deferral of interest payments on super senior bonds and the re-election of board members, along with the election of a new member. The CEO noted challenges in the macroeconomic environment and ongoing efforts to adapt the business, with strategic initiatives in place to improve long-term profitability. The Campaign segment saw a 31% decrease in net sales, while the Network segment experienced a 10% increase. The CEO expressed confidence in the company's strategic direction despite current challenges, emphasizing efforts to strengthen sales activities and implement cost-saving measures.
Caybon Holding AB has announced that the interest payment due on August 27, 2025, for its super senior secured bond series 2025/2028 will be deferred according to the bond terms. The deferred interest will be paid upon the redemption of the bonds. Further details are available on the company's website and have been sent to bondholders. Caybon is a digital media company specializing in branded content and marketing solutions, serving a diverse client base. For more information, contact CFO Daniel Grufman.
Caybon Holding AB announced the successful completion of a written procedure initiated on June 9, 2025, concerning their super senior bond loan 2025/2028. The procedure aimed to secure bondholders' approval for a waiver regarding a default event caused by an oversight in notifying bondholders and the agent about a deferred interest payment due on May 27, 2025. A sufficient number of bondholders participated, forming a quorum, and a majority approved the waiver, which is now effective. The process was concluded by Nordic Trustee & Agency AB. For detailed information, the notice of the Written Procedure is available on Caybon's and the agent's websites. Caybon is a digital media company specializing in branded content and advertising solutions, serving a diverse client base globally.
