These startups are not only scaling rapidly but also improving margins and delivering financial results.

From the Swedish side of the Øresund region 4 startups made the list. The criteria are that the companies need to have at least € 1 million in revenue (2025), a Year-on-year growth of revenue at least 30% compared to 2024, profitable (or almost profitalbe) and not listed on any stock exchange.

Flexotrap’s Explosive Growth in Shooting Range Innovation

Flexotrap, a Lund-based startup founded in 2023, has achieved substantial growth with its modular bullet trapping system for shooting facilities. The company reported a 2025 net revenue of SEK 10 million, representing a 335% year-over-year increase. Flexotrap also maintained a break-even result, showing it can scale efficiently while meeting market demand.

LaddaTillsammans Charges Ahead in EV Infrastructure

LaddaTillsammans, based in Helsingborg, is making waves in the electric vehicle (EV) charging sector. The company, which provides smart EV charging solutions for condominium associations communities (bostadsrättföreningar), and property companies, saw its 2025 net revenue rise to SEK 35.5 million, a 33% increase from the previous year. Profits also more than doubled, climbing from SEK 0.9 million in 2024 to SEK 2.7 million in 2025, highlighting a strong market fit and operational efficiency.

“We are proud of our growth last year, but our aim is even higher for 2026,”

says Niklas Hilding, CEO at LaddaTillsammans

Mylla Growth in Local Food

Mylla, a Malmö-based online marketplace, connects local farmers directly with consumers, promoting sustainable and transparent food systems. In 2025, Mylla achieved a net revenue of SEK 24 million, up 112% year-over-year, and turned profitable with SEK 4.2 million in earnings, compared to a SEK 4.6 million loss in 2024.

RemotiveLabs Drives Innovation in Simulation

Meanwhile, RemotiveLabs, also based in Malmö, working with vehicle simulation on a developer-centric platform. The company reported a 2025 net revenue of SEK 10.1 million, a 71% increase, and reduced its losses from SEK 2.8 million in 2024 to SEK 0.6 million in 2025, signaling progress toward profitability.

The entire list can be found here: https://www.swedishtechnews.com/40-swedish-startups-and-scaleups-with-strong-sustainable-growth-in-2025/

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Jens Thulin, the founder of Mylla, speaks to Ehandel of the growing demand for such a service, noting that while Swedish food producers excel at driving traffic to their websites, many lack the infrastructure to convert followers into customers.

“We have individual producers without e-commerce capabilities who still attract more than 60,000 unique visitors per year. Many producers have considered establishing their own online stores but are deterred by the prohibitive costs of setting up an entire logistics chain from scratch,”

Says Thulin to ehandel.se.

E-com-as-a-service by Mylla not only expands the cooperation with existing producers but also opens doors to new ones previously unreachable. This service allows producers to focus on sales-driving activities and digital marketing directly to end consumers, leveraging Mylla’s extensive network of producers to organically grow the customer base.

The service promises a full-service experience, managing the entire customer journey from transaction to order processing, home delivery, and after-sales support. Producers will receive vital sales data and retain control over their store’s offerings, pricing, and design. Meanwhile, the operational aspects of order fulfillment can still be handled by the producers themselves if they choose, offering flexibility based on their preferences and capabilities.

Mylla was in the news last year as they got funding during the latest season of Swedens Dragons Den. At that show Sara Wimmercranz, a known e-commerce as well as sustainabilty focused investor, invested in the startup. Her VC firm Backing Minds joined as well.

Now Mylla envisions using its technology not just for its own sales channel but also for individual actors under their brand names. This approach allows for localized logistics solutions through partnerships, catering to specific regional needs. Transitioning towards a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model, Mylla has already initiated a pilot project with three producers. The launch of Bärtas webshop, one of the participants, saw immediate success with orders coming in shortly after going live.

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Susanne Najafi, Founding Partner of BackingMinds talked to tech.eu about it:

“Driven by consumers’ growing interest in organically produced food, legislation promoting traceability and biodiversity, and producers seeking scalable and automated distribution, we at BackingMinds have for some time been looking for an investment in a technology platform where local producers can reach out with their fresh produce directly to the consumer. We are convinced that Mylla will play a key role in meeting the growing group of conscious consumers, promoting local small producers and increasing the degree of self-sufficiency in Sweden and the rest of Europe.”

The investment will help roll out Mylla nationally in Sweden initailly, and later with expansion to Europe.

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