Mresell, which specializes in refurbishment and sales of Apple products, reports increased revenue and a positive operating result in the first quarter.Operating income rose 68 percent to SEK 48.5 million (28.9). Net sales were SEK 47.3 million (27.9). Gross margin amounted to 28 percent (20).Ebitda improved to SEK 1.2 million (-2.1). Operating profit amounted to SEK 0.3 million (-3.0).Profit before and after tax was SEK -0.9 million (-4.2). Earnings per share improved to SEK -0.02 (-0.18).Mresell says the growth was driven by optimized purchasing, deeper partnerships and further development of its own platform. During the quarter, the offering was expanded with Samsung products and PC computers."2026 has started according to plan with continued strong growth while we are turning to a positive operating result, which confirms that our technology-driven business model is scaling in the right direction," says CEO Patrik La Placa Christiansen. He continues. "We are entering the rest of the year with high activity and a clear focus on profitable growth. The market for refurbished electronics continues to grow rapidly and we assess that mResell is well positioned to gain additional market share in both the B2C and B2B segments."The company reiterates its long-term financial targets of reaching annual revenue of SEK 600 million and an ebita margin above 10 percent within three to five years. Mresell, SEK millionQ1 2026Q1 2025ChangeRevenue48.528.968%Ebitda1.2-2.1—Operating profit0.3-3.0—Operating margin0.6%-10.4%—Profit before tax-0.9-4.2—Net profit-0.9-4.2—Earnings per share, SEK-0.02-0.18—