The energy solutions company Gosol increased revenue by 43 percent and improved operating profit in the second quarter. Revenue rose 43.4 percent to SEK 65.4 million (45.6).Operating profit was SEK 1.6 million (1.3), with an operating margin of 2.4 percent (2.9).Net profit increased to SEK 1.3 million (1.1). Earnings per share amounted to SEK 0.02 (0.01).CEO Martin Tornhill says that growth was primarily driven by continued strong demand for battery solutions in the detached-house market and a growing B2B business. Profitability, however, has not developed at the same pace as revenue. The company is entering the second half of the year with a focus on margins, capital tied up and operational efficiency. "When we sum up the first half of the year, Gosol has a substantially larger business than a year ago and has simultaneously returned to a positive result. The next step is clear: profitability and cash flow must follow revenue upward. We are therefore entering the second half of the year with a strong focus on margins, capital tied up and operational efficiency, while continuing to develop the parts of the market where we see the best opportunities for long-term and profitable growth. We have built a strong position and an organization with both the expertise and the desire to take the next step," writes the Gosol Energy CEO. Gosol is not providing a specific full-year forecast. The company's financial targets are average annual growth of at least 15 percent during 2025–2030 and an average EBITDA margin of more than 8 percent during the same period. Key figures, SEK millionQ2 2026Q2 2025Year-over-year changeRevenue65.445.6+43.4%Operating profit1.61.3+18.6%Operating margin2.4%2.9%-0.5 percentage pointsNet profit1.31.1+10.5%Earnings per share, SEK0.020.01