Goobit Group AB has published its Year-end Report for the fiscal year 2025/2026, available on goobit.se.

Overview Financial Results for Goobit Group AB (publ) (“the Company” or “Goobit”)

Q4, 1 FEBRUARY 2026 - 30 APRIL 2026
- COMPARED WITH THE CORRESPONDING PERIOD OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR -

•  Net sales amounted to 24.3 MSEK (63.9).
•  Gross profit amounted to 4.1 MSEK (3.8).
•  Earnings per share before and after dilution amounted to -0.04 SEK (0.01).
•  Reevaluation of intangible assets in the daughter company Goobit Blocktech AB led to write downs of 4.5 MSEK, with a significant negative impact on the operating result. The write down is mainly related to older discontinued development projects. Further write downs of Bitcoin holding were made, affecting the result with -4.6 MSEK.
 
Full year, 1 MAY 2025 - 30 APRIL 2026
•  Net sales amounted to 97.1 MSEK (329.5).
•  Gross profit amounted to 10.5 MSEK (14.0).
•  Operating profit amounted to -21.1 MSEK (-9.4).
•  Net result amounted to -21.8 MSEK (-10.1).
•  Earnings per share before and after dilution amounted to -0.06 SEK (-0.04).
 
Important Events During the Period

• On February 27, the company announced the strategic initiative where the goal is to explore M&A and partnerships to strengthen the Nordic crypto market ahead of full MiCA implementation.

• In February it was announced that Rickard Jerndahl stepped down from his roles as board member of Goobit Group AB, Goobit AB and Goobit Blocktech AB. He also left his role as Central Function Holder (Money Laundering Reporting Officer, MLRO) of Goobit AB. Sandy Haddad was appointed as the new MLRO.

• The company decided to change its accounting treatment of its OTC-transactions, which have been a growing part of the business during the past year. OTC-transactions differ from other exchange transactions, as they are never traded through the company’s own Krypto inventory and constitute executions of orders. This means that these transactions should be treated with net revenue accounting instead of gross revenue accounting. The change leads to a significant decrease in revenues and exchange costs, while the gross result and other parts of the income statement and balance sheet are unaffected. For historical comparison, the result summary includes a row for Transaction volume, which constitutes revenues with previous accounting treatment. 

Significant events after the quarter

• On May 5, it was announced that XXI Capital AB assumes an existing loan of 5.5 MSEK from Blockchain AB to Goobit Group AB, refinancing the facility on updated terms. The refinanced loan carries 0 percent interest and runs for a term of five (5) years. Goobit retains the right to repay the loan early at any time. At maturity, Goobit has the option to repay 50 percent in cash and 50 percent in shares at market value. XXI Capital AB retains the right to use the claim as set-off in a future share issue.

Shareholder letter

Dear shareholders

The financial year 2025/2026 has been one of the most important transition years in Goobit’s history. We have continued to build from the same foundation that has guided BTCX since 2011: secure access to Bitcoin, regulatory seriousness, operational resilience, and long-term trust.

During the year, the European digital asset market moved closer to full implementation of MiCA. At the same time, the Nordic market has become more competitive, more regulated, and more demanding. For Goobit, this confirms the direction we have chosen: to build a regulated, scalable and trusted Bitcoin platform for Sweden, the Nordics and, over time, Europe.

From Bitcoin exchange to regulated infrastructure
Our work during the quarter has focused on four priorities: MiCA readiness, banking and payment infrastructure, professional trading services, and strategic positioning in a consolidating Nordic market.

The work related to our MiCA license application is progressing well. Our application is under review with the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, and we currently expect to receive an answer within the grandfathering period, which runs until the end of June 2026. While the final outcome and timing remain dependent on the authority’s process, we believe the work we have done around governance, compliance, AML, custody and operational structure positions Goobit well for the next phase.

MiCA is not only a regulatory requirement. It is also a market filter. The companies that can combine compliance, banking access, technical reliability and customer trust will be the companies that define the next stage of the European crypto market.

Stronger professional offering and OTC momentum
One of the clearest developments during the period has been the continued importance of BTCX Private Banking and OTC services. The OTC segment serves companies, institutions and high-net-worth individuals who require discretion, security, compliance and professional execution.

Since the beginning of 2026, approximately 480 BTC, corresponding to around EUR 31 million, has been processed through BTCX’s OTC service. This confirms that BTCX is increasingly being used by more professional and experienced customers, and that our long operating history, Nordic presence and compliance culture continue to matter.

We are also developing the white-glove service around BTCX Private Banking. The goal is to build the leading Nordic offering for customers who want exposure to Bitcoin through a serious, local and trusted partner.

Banking, payments and user experience
During the year, Goobit strengthened its banking infrastructure through a new Swedish banking partner. This is an important milestone for the Group and supports our ability to serve both domestic customers and the wider Nordic region. Banking access remains one of the most important strategic questions for crypto-asset service providers, and we see our improved banking position as a key part of our long-term competitiveness.

We have also added Swish as a payment method for Swedish customers. Together with ongoing improvements to BTCX Express, Standard Exchange and our OTC infrastructure, this lowers friction and improves accessibility for customers who want to buy Bitcoin quickly, safely and with a familiar payment method.

The BTCX brand and platform have also undergone a redesign and upgrade. This is more than a visual update. It reflects our strategic positioning: a modern Bitcoin company built on direct ownership, security, compliance and long-term trust.

Strategic M&A and partnerships
In February, we announced a strategic initiative to explore M&A opportunities and partnerships aimed at strengthening the Nordic crypto market ahead of full MiCA implementation.

The logic is simple. Compliance, technology, banking and reporting costs are increasing. Many smaller players will find it difficult to carry those costs alone. At the same time, global exchanges and infrastructure companies are showing growing interest in the Nordics.

Goobit has 15 years of operating history, local brand trust, AML experience, banking relationships and a MiCA application under review. This gives us a strong position as either a Nordic consolidation platform, a local partner to global players, or a strategic infrastructure partner for companies seeking compliant access to the Swedish and Nordic market.

We remain open to different structures: partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, carve-outs or other strategic combinations. The common denominator is that any transaction must strengthen Goobit’s long-term position, protect customers and create value for shareholders.

Community, education and market presence
Bitcoin is not only financial technology. It is also a community, a culture and a long-term educational mission. During the period, BTCX continued to participate actively in the Nordic Bitcoin and crypto ecosystem.

We hosted and participated in events connected to Nordic Blockchain Conference, including discussions on Bitcoin’s role in energy, freedom, education and future financial infrastructure. We also continued our educational work around tax and reporting, including an event together with Divly and Skatteverket to help users better understand how to report crypto assets correctly.

Our presence at Bitcoin Symposium, cooperation with media partners such as Kaupr, and participation in Bitcoin FilmFest in Warsaw all support the same goal: to keep BTCX close to the community, close to user needs, and visible as one of the most experienced Bitcoin companies in Europe.

Outlook
Looking ahead, our priorities are clear.
First, we will continue to focus on the MiCA process and the requirements needed to become a licensed and trusted operator under the new European framework.

Second, we will continue to build the infrastructure required for scale: banking, payment flows, AML, onboarding and operational stability.

Third, we will develop BTCX Private Banking and OTC as a core professional segment, where our long history, discretion and execution capabilities give us a strong position.

Fourth, we will continue to evaluate M&A and partnership opportunities that can strengthen Goobit’s position in the Nordic market and create long-term value for shareholders.

The market is changing quickly. The companies that survive and lead will be those that combine regulatory credibility, operational discipline, customer trust and strategic courage. Goobit has built through many cycles before. We are now building for the next phase: a more regulated, more institutional and more mature Bitcoin economy.

Thank you for your continued trust and support.

Christian Ander
Chief Executive Officer
Goobit Group AB (publ)

For further information, please contact:
Christian Ander, CEO, Goobit Group AB
Email: ir@goobit.se

About Goobit Group | BTCX
Goobit Group AB (publ) operates in the financial sector. The company launched the world's longest running Bitcoin exchange BTCX in 2012. Goobit is Sweden's leading Bitcoin company in financial services and education. The company offers exchange services of fiat currencies to Bitcoin and has so far exchanged over 2.0 billion SEK. The company's most well-known brands are BTCX Express and Standard Bitcoin Exchange (BTCX). In addition to exchange services, the company also offers services in anti-money laundering (AML Desk) and compliance for crypto assets. Goobit Group AB (publ) was registered in 2013 and is a group with operations in the wholly-owned subsidiaries Goobit AB, Goobit Blocktech AB, and Goobit Exchange AB. Goobit AB targets private individuals, corporate customers, and financial institutions. The group has its headquarters in Gamla Stan, Stockholm, Sweden.

For more information, see Goobit's website www.goobit.se