Remedy Entertainment (HLSE:REMEDY) Stock Rally Meets Widening Losses And Revenue Drop

Simply Wall St · 2d ago

Remedy Entertainment Oyj went into this earnings day with real momentum. The stock had climbed about 34% over three months and more than 20% in the past month, as investors leaned into the story around CONTROL Resonant. The headline from the quarter lands very differently. Q2 2026 revenue came in at €10.3m and the company reported a net loss of €3.2m with basic earnings per share of €0.24 loss.

The gap between that recent share price strength and a loss-making quarter is now the core question for Remedy shareholders.

Is Remedy Entertainment Oyj a genuine mispriced growth story, or are investors paying up for losses and volatility? Compare the current share price, P/S multiple and DCF gap inside our valuation analysis for Remedy Entertainment Oyj

Q2 2026 Earnings Summary

  • Revenue (Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025) €10.31m vs. €16.92m (revenue declined 39%).
  • Net Income / Loss (Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025) loss of €3.24m vs. loss of €0.57m (loss widened materially).
  • Basic EPS (Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025) loss of €0.24 per share vs. loss of €0.04 per share (per share loss increased).
  • Operating Cash Flow and Liquidity (Q2 2026) operating cash flow was slightly negative at €0.7m outflow, with cash and short term investments of about €29.6m at quarter end.

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HLSE:REMEDY Trailing 12-Month Revenue & Expenses Breakdown as at Aug 2026
HLSE:REMEDY Trailing 12-Month Revenue & Expenses Breakdown as at Aug 2026

Remedy bull case hinges on IP momentum and cash

For a bullish view on Remedy Entertainment Oyj, a key support is that the balance sheet still gives meaningful room to execute. Cash and short term investments of about €29.6m help fund CONTROL Resonant marketing and development after a quarter where revenue fell and losses widened. Back catalogue activity around Alan Wake 2 and the original CONTROL, alongside strong wishlists and preorders for CONTROL Resonant that are not yet in reported revenue, supports the thesis that Remedy’s IP can still attract players even in a softer quarter.

Q2 volatility underlines hit driven Remedy risk

On the bearish side, Q2 numbers underline how exposed Remedy Entertainment Oyj is to timing and single title execution. Revenue declined 39% year on year and the loss widened to €3.24m while operating cash flow moved slightly negative. Management links this to FBC: Firebreak timing and heavier CONTROL Resonant marketing. The message is that until CONTROL Resonant launches and converts wishlists and preorders into cash, 2026 profitability is heavily dependent on one release and on flexible marketing spend not eroding that cash buffer.

Compare Remedy Entertainment Oyj’s cash funded IP push with the sharp Q2 revenue drop and widening loss, then ask whether analysts think the current €16.88 share price already reflects that risk and reward. See the consensus price target analysis for Remedy Entertainment Oyj to check how Wall Street expectations line up with this story.

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