Covering IPOs, Healthcare and Technology Stocks

Andrei Zakharov

A highly collaborative investment professional and research analyst with 10+ years of international experience in equity research, treasury operations, and trading positions across multiple asset classes at leading multinational banks Citibank and Morgan Stanley, UHNWI-backed family office and European independent equity research firm. A respectable background in equity capital markets, corporate treasury, investment banking operations, equity research analysis and portfolio management.

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<li>Klarna Group, a founder-led BNPL giant and leading fintech company, will try to make another one IPO push in the second half of the year.</li>
<li>With the most recent F-1/A, the company reported worse-than-expected 1Q25 results, including total revenue of $701M (+9% YoY) and operating loss of $90M, up ~221% YoY.</li>
<li>Klarna Group 1Q net loss nearly tripled to ~$101M on mid-single-digit GMV growth, weaker-than-expected interest income and high SBC expense (~8% of revenues).</li>
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Klarna Group, a founder-led BNPL giant and leading fintech company, will try to make another one IPO push in the second half of the year.
With the most recent F-1/A, the company reported worse-than-expected 1Q25 results, including total revenue of $701M (+9% YoY) and operating loss of $90M, up ~221% YoY.
Klarna Group 1Q net loss nearly tripled to ~$101M on mid-single-digit GMV growth, weaker-than-expected interest income and high SBC expense (~8% of revenues).


Klarna IPO Update: Earnings Recap/Estimate Changes, 1Q25 Net Loss Widened to ~$101M