Oneflow posts Q2 revenue growth, narrower loss

Swedish software-as-a-service company Oneflow AB reported second-quarter revenue growth alongside a narrower net loss, according to figures released on Monday.

The Stockholm-based provider of contract lifecycle management solutions said revenue rose year-over-year, though the company did not disclose specific figures in its preliminary update. Oneflow also noted a reduction in its net loss for the quarter compared with the same period last year, indicating improved operational efficiency.

The results exceeded analyst expectations, with revenue growth outpacing prior forecasts and the narrowed loss signaling progress toward profitability. Oneflow has faced competitive pressure in the enterprise software sector, where customer acquisition costs remain elevated.

Chief Executive Officer Öjvind Sidén said the company is on track to meet its full-year guidance, citing strong demand for its AI-driven contract management platform. Oneflow plans to provide detailed financials in its full second-quarter earnings report, scheduled for release later this month.

The company’s shares, listed on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker ONE, have underperformed broader European tech indices in recent months amid broader market volatility.