Mister Spex in the news

Mister Spex stock fell sharply by 8.73% on September 5, 2025, despite a recent three-month gain, with the company valued at about €56.78 million.

Mister Spex launches a monthly subscription service for eyewear, amidst various startup and tech industry updates.

Mister Spex is undergoing a major turnaround under CEO Tobias Krauss, shifting from aggressive growth to profitability and loyal customers amid a deep crisis.

Mister Spex's Q2 2025 results show reduced losses and declining revenue, with modest future growth forecast and some risk concerns.

Mister Spex improved profitability in Q2 2025 by focusing on a higher-margin product mix and cost control despite lower sales, confirming its 2025 outlook.

Mister Spex boosted profitability by focusing on prescription glasses and avoiding discounts despite lower sales, while Amazon and Fielmann also made strategic moves in e-commerce and eyewear retail.

Mister Spex improved profitability in Q2-25 by focusing on a higher-margin product mix and cost control despite lower sales, confirming its 2025 outlook.

Mister Spex SE's Q2 and half-year 2025 revenues declined year-over-year, but net losses and loss per share improved.

Mister Spex significantly improved profitability in Q2 2025 by focusing on a better product mix, cost control, and new subscription and health services despite lower revenues.

Mister Spex saw a 22% revenue drop in Q2 2025 but improved profitability through higher-margin products, store growth, and new subscription and health services.

Mister Spex significantly improved profitability in Q2 2025 by focusing on a better product mix, cost control, and new subscription and health services despite lower revenues.

Mister Spex improved profitability and cash flow in Q2 2025 despite a 22% sales decline, with ongoing losses but positive store performance and adjusted forecasts.

Mister Spex boosted profitability in Q2 2025 with improved EBIT and gross margin despite lower sales, supported by strategic initiatives and stable store performance.

Mister Spex boosted Q2 2025 EBIT by €3M despite a 22% revenue drop, driven by improved margins, cost control, and a new subscription model.

Mister Spex conducted its Q2 2025 earnings call discussing financial and business updates.

Mister Spex saw a 22% revenue drop in Q2 2025 but improved profitability by focusing on margin and restructuring efforts.

Mister Spex improved profitability in Q2 2025 by focusing on higher-margin prescription glasses, cost control, and new subscription and health services despite lower overall revenue.

Mister Spex reported a 22% Q2 revenue drop and ongoing losses but improved margins, with analysts expecting profitability by 2027 despite near-term declines.