The profitability measures decided by the board can be divided into two categories. The first category concerns efficiencies in the form of, among other things, renegotiated supplier agreements, more efficient use of consultants and increased digitalization of the company's customer communication, including customer support. The second category features an upscaling of Qliro's commercial organization to accelerate growth.

“The measures decided by the board are in line with our ambition to achieve profitable growth and is a natural step in the strategic shift we have previously communicated. By increasing the pace in the Payments business area, while we simultaneously review the company's costs, we create conditions for turning a negative result into a positive one in the near future,” says Jonas Arlebäck, acting CEO of Qliro.

The package of measures is expected to have a positive impact on Qliro's earnings for the full year 2023. In a shorter perspective, this will entail certain costs in the third and fourth quarters of 2022. In addition to the above, the board has also decided to evaluate the depreciation period on prior technology investments with the purpose of performing additional write-down during the third and fourth quarters of 2022. Such additional write-down will therefore not be charged to the 2023 result. During the second half of 2022, the board will decide on new financial targets for Qliro which will be communicated as soon as they are adopted.