Maximum Entertainment AB — Cyborg Score 3/10

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Interactive Entertainment / Video Game Publishing

Strategic Profile

The company provides collaborative resources to its partners through in-house publishing labels Maximum Games, Modus, Merge Games, and Just For Games, and its development division, Modus Studios. Its product portfolio comprises game series including Morbid: The Lords of Ire, Project Velos, Diesel Legacy: The Brazen Age, Whisker Waters, Spirit of the North 2, Squirrel With a Gun and Wild Bastards.

Cyborg Score Rationale

GuruFocus detected 3 severe warning signs with the company. The company faces significant financial distress with negative earnings, a collapsed market cap around $2-3 million, and severely diminished investor confidence reflected in an 80%+ annual stock decline.

Top Insights

  • Market capitalization has collapsed from $3.68 USD in 2021 to ~$0.01-0.03 USD range in 2026, representing a 99%+ decline
  • Recent quarterly net loss of 231.97M SEK signals severe financial distress despite 195.41M SEK quarterly revenue
  • Publishing model with multiple imprints (Modus, Merge Games, Just For Games) provides diversified portfolio but insufficient to offset operational losses
  • Company is attempting to operate as a multi-label publisher in a highly competitive indie-to-AA game space dominated by larger platforms

Named Competitors

  • Devolver Digital — Publisher of indie and AA games
  • Team17 — Independent video game developer and publisher
  • Raw Fury — Publisher focused on independent games

Recent Developments

  • (Feb 2025) Latest earnings release showed negative EPS of -4.54 SEK per share and massive net loss of 231.97M SEK
  • (Dec 2024) Company employed 211 employees, showing modest workforce base
  • (March 2025) Market capitalization reported at $2.76 million USD with continued stock price deterioration

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