Gasporox Swings to Q3 Operating Loss of SEK 4.12 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Gasporox swung to a third-quarter operating loss of SEK 4.12 million from a year-earlier profit of SEK 60,000.
  • Net sales fell 58% year over year to SEK 3.92 million, partly due to lower sales in China.
  • Cash holdings declined 28% year over year to SEK 7.5 million.
  • The first LineArch was installed at a European pharmaceutical manufacturer; AutoMAP sensor field tests with a German machinery partner concluded successfully.


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