Circular technology specialist Foxway reported strong financial and operational performance in the second quarter of 2026, with net sales reaching SEK 2.09 billion, up 12.4% year on year. Organic growth reached 13% in constant currency, while adjusted EBITDA increased to SEK 198.1 million, demonstrating stronger profitability alongside continued expansion.

The company’s growth comes as demand increases for solutions that extend the useful life of electronic devices. Foxway’s activities span areas including device trade-ins, refurbishment and the resale of used technology, allowing smartphones, computers and other equipment to remain productive beyond their first ownership cycle.

The company has also continued investing in circular technology solutions, including AI-powered trade-in capabilities and the scalable supply of refurbished premium computers. These services help organisations and consumers recover value from existing equipment while reducing the environmental impact associated with producing replacement devices.

Foxway’s performance illustrates how circularity is increasingly becoming a commercially viable business model rather than simply a sustainability initiative. As more companies look to reduce e-waste and maximise the value of their IT assets, infrastructure for collection, testing, refurbishment and resale will become increasingly important to the European technology market.