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Physitrack operates in the healthcare sector and specializes in physiotherapy. The product portfolio includes digital healthcare offerings for companies via SaaS solutions. In addition to the main business, personal service and related ancillary services are also offered. The business is operated globally with the largest presence in Europe and North America. Physitrack was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in London.

Physitrack starts share buybacks, as cash flow is finally healthy and valuation is low    Physitrack PLC announces intention to implement share buyback program Physitrack’s Board of Directors has approved the intention to implement a share buyback program (the “SBB”), subject to lender consent and prevailing market conditions. London, February 20. 2026 Physitrack PLC (Nasdaq First North: PTRK) (“Physitrack” or the “Company”) today announces that its Board of Directors has approved the intention to implement a share buyback program (the “SBB”), subject to lender consent and prevailing market conditions. The Board believes that, following the Group’s strengthened profitability, improved margin profile and sustained positive free cash flow, it is appropriate to establish a framework that enhances capital flexibility and supports long-term shareholder value creation. The Company intends to utilise the existing shareholder authorisation granted at the Annual General Meeting to repurchase up to 10 per cent of the Company’s issued share capital. Any repurchases would be funded from operating cash flow and distributable reserves and would not involve drawings under the Company’s revolving credit facility. The SBB provides the Company with flexibility in capital allocation. Repurchased shares may be cancelled to reduce the number of shares outstanding or held in treasury for potential future use, including possible share-based incentive arrangements. No share-based incentive plan has been approved at this time. Henrik Molin, CEO and co-founder, commented:  “Physitrack exits 2025 with materially improved cash generation, stronger margins and a more focused operating model. Establishing a share buyback framework reflects the Board’s confidence in the business and its commitment to disciplined capital allocation. We view buybacks, like dividends, as a legitimate shareholder value tool. This program provides flexibility to optimise our capital structure while continuing to invest in growth.” Implementation of the program remains subject to approval from the Company’s banking partner. The Board does not currently anticipate any impediment to obtaining such approval. The timing, size and execution of any repurchases will remain at the discretion of the Board and will be conducted in accordance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation (MAR), applicable safe harbour rules and Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market requirements. No share repurchases have been made as of the date of this announcement. Further updates will be provided in accordance with applicable disclosure requirements

A Q4 update fairly in line with expectations. Official and audited figures will follow later. Growth is needed; profitability is significantly better.            storage.mfn.se              pdf-report-physitrack-plc-unaudited-fy2025-trading-update-and-preliminary-results.pdf                             CEO Henrik’s interview  https://vimeo.com/1159117322/60b2488cb7?fl=tl&fe=ec Here is a good summary from an active follower, especially the notes regarding the US market.  https://x.com/HappyZubi/status/2015730831482916923?s=20 edit:  Adding Redeye’s comments as well:                   redeye.se              Physitrack (Q4 preliminary figures): Margins improving, but growth stalled    Physitrack released preliminary Q4 2025 figures this morning, which were broadly in line with our expectations. The main highlights include continued margin expansion and improved free cash flow (FCF

Redeye Q4 / 2025 previews                  redeye.se              Physitrack (Q4 Preview): Profitability strength amidst muted growth    Redeye shares its view on Physitrack ahead of the preliminary trading update scheduled for 29 January, followed by the Q4 and Annual Report on 27 February. We expect the key highlights to be continue                             Lower-margin businesses discontinued and sold during this year, for which revenue is declining.  As a result, there are also goodwill impairments, which are reflected in the earnings / EPS. There is no longer a very significant impact on cash flow, but it will be visible in the reported result.  Significant adjustments of EUR 5.1m Investors should prepare for significant “below-the-line” movements this quarter. However, we expect only a minor portion—approximately EUR 0.4m—to affect cash flow. Total adjusting items are expected to be roughly EUR 5.1m, primarily driven by a balance sheet cleanup following the divestment of Fysiotest and the closure of clinic operations:  • Impairment of Goodwill/Intangibles: EUR 3.3m (non-cash operating expense).  • Derecognition of Assets: EUR 1.6m (non-cash operating expense, related to goodwill and intangibles).  • Restructuring Fees: EUR 0.4m (cash-effecting costs related to the divestment of Fysiotest and the closure of clinic operations).  No major deals have been announced, so no significant growth is expected. At this stage, I am personally following cash flow more closely and comments regarding the expansion of the US market. Of course, also EBITDA at this point, to ensure that profitability development returns to the expected track.

Wellness restructuring completed, clinics closed, and focus on SaaS business  ** Physitrack announces strategic restructure of Wellness division to focus on high-margin SaaS growth in 2026** London, 24 November 2025 – Physitrack PLC (“Physitrack”) announces the continued restructuring of its Wellness division as part of the Group’s strategy to focus on high-margin, recurring-revenue software in 2026. As part of this restructuring, the Group will exit human-intensive, lower-margin care operations in Wellness and focus on its core SaaS platforms in Physitrack and Champion Health. This includes the divestment of Fysiotest / Champion Health Nordics and the closure of all remaining clinics in Champion Health Plus. This strategy is a continuation of the work initiated in 2024 and 2025 to focus the Group, improve profitability and reinforce Physitrack as a SaaS-led business. The divestments and closures do not affect Physitrack’s core SaaS platforms, where demand and growth opportunities remain strong heading into 2026. Summary highlights (pro forma YTD to 30 September 2025) Had the divestment and clinic closures taken effect from 1 January 2025:  Revenue impact: –€1.0m Adjusted EBITDA impact: +€0.2m Adjusted EBITDA margin: 38%, compared with the reported 32% Cash impact: +€0.1m Recurring revenue mix: would have been 95% of Group revenue (vs 86% reported)  These changes strengthen the Group’s financial profile, improve revenue visibility and support a more scalable, software-driven growth trajectory into 2026 and beyond. Intended divestment of Fysiotest AB / Champion Health Nordics  Physitrack has signed Heads of Terms with existing management for a potential divestment of Fysiotest Europa AB / Champion Health Nordics through a management buy-out. Completion, subject to contract, is targeted for the end of December 2025.  Expected consideration: €1 Estimated disposal costs (adjusting items): approx. €0.1m Goodwill and intangible assets to be derecognised: €1.6m (carrying value at 30 September 2025)  Contracts relating to the Champion Health Swedish platform will remain with Physitrack’s Champion Health business, with Nordic sales activities now led from London. As part of the finalisation of the SPA, Physitrack expects to enter into a reseller distribution agreement with existing management to continue selling the platform in the region.  2) Champion Health Plus – closure of clinic operations  Physitrack will close the remaining Champion Health Plus clinics and retain the asset-light elements of the business, including the National Network offering and the Nexa digital triage platform.  Estimated closure-related costs (adjusting items): approx. €0.2–0.3m Impairment of related goodwill and intangibles: €3.3m (carrying value at 30 September 2025)  The retained activities align fully with Physitrack’s SaaS and digital health strategy, supporting scalable and margin-accretive growth. Management commentary  Henrik Molin, CEO and Co-founder of Physitrack, commented: “These actions complete the Wellness pivot to pure-play SaaS we started in 2024. By exiting labour-intensive care operations and focusing fully on our SaaS and digital platforms, we position Physitrack for sustainable, high-margin growth in 2026 and beyond.”

Redeye’s more extensive comments                   redeye.se              Physitrack (Q3 Review): Staying on track with solid profitability and cash flow    Redeye has updated its estimates following Physitrack’s Q3 2025 report, which was broadly in line with expectations. The quarter showed continued margin strength and solid cash flow generation, with                             And OT Analytics’ corresponding [analysis]  (a private investor who follows Physitrack and is a major owner)            preview.mailerlite.io              Physitrack | Stabilt, men utan lyft                              In short: as my own comment above. Cash flow and profitability are now in order. Growth is needed on the Wellness side for the true value to emerge. Trades at approx. \~50% discount to peers. Edit 24.10. also adding Lind Research’s analyses here                   Lind Research              Physitrack (PTRK): Market Misses the Cash-Flow and SaaS Quality Shift -...    Physitrack’s Q3 confirmed steady progress in its SaaS transition, with EBITDA up 25% and free cash flow turning positive for a fourth consecutive quarter. Lifecare remains the core profit driver, growing ARR 13% YoY and delivering sector-leading...

The journey continues in the same direction after a good Q2. Profitability and cash flow are developing, and the closure of low-margin clinics reduces revenue as expected. One-off restructuring costs are still visible, of course. One-off costs out of the figures going forward and a couple of bigger deals on the Wellness side, then there will be good grounds for a re-rating of the valuation  Full report:            storage.mfn.se              q3-2025-interim-report-final.pdf                             Physitrack PLC – Interim report: January – September 2025   Summary for the period  Third quarter: 1st July – 30th September 2025 Based on Alternative Key Performance Measures, the Company’s key financial highlights for the period are summarised below. Performance broken down per division is provided later in this release.   Pro forma revenue, following planned low margin revenue reduction, has increased by 6 per cent to generate total sales of EUR 3.5m (EUR 3.3m). This grew by 9 per cent on a constant currency basis.   Lifecare achieved a 13 per cent revenue increase, reaching EUR 2.9m. When assessing organic revenue free from currency fluctuations this was a 17 per cent revenue increase, reaching EUR 3.0m.   Wellness revenue declined by 18 per cent on a pro forma revenue basis to EUR 0.6m. On a constant currency basis, revenue declined by 16 per cent. This is a reflection of unprofitable clinic closures as well as planned expiry of legacy founder-linked contracts as the division refocuses on higher margin enterprise customers.   Subscription revenue increased 7 per cent (EUR 0.2m) to EUR 3.0m and now makes up 88 per cent of total group revenue, an increase from 82 at Q3 2024.   Adjusted EBITDA of EUR 1.2m (EUR 0.9m) was generated resulting in a Pro forma adjusted EBITDA margin of 33 per cent (28 per cent).   Pro forma adjusted EBITDA less CAPEX of EUR 0.4m (EUR 0.1m) was generated resulting in an Pro forma adjusted EBITDA margin less CAPEX margin of 11 per cent (2 per cent). This was split between Lifecare of EUR 0.7m / 23 per cent margin and Wellness of EUR -0.04m / -7 per cent margin.   Adjusted operating loss of EUR 0.1m (loss EUR 0.2m) was generated resulting in a margin of -2 per cent (-6 per cent).   Adjusted ordinary and diluted profit per share totalled EUR -0.01 (EUR (0.02)).   Cashflow generated from operations before the payment of adjusting items equalled EUR 1.4m (EUR 0.8m).   Free cash flow for the quarter was a net inflow of EUR 0.4m (outflow EUR 0.4m).    Edit: Adding Redeye’s quick comments here; according to them, it also met expectations.                   redeye.se              Physitrack (Q3 Initital take): Stable quarter with continued margin expansion...    Redeye sees a Q3 report from Physitrack largely in line with our expectations. The company continues to execute well on its margin expansion path, generating solid free cash flow. We are not too conc

Redeye’s Q3 preview on Oct 21. Profitability should be improving, with price increases in Lifecare. But Wellness is expecting larger contracts in addition to the aforementioned insurance company deal.                   redeye.se              Physitrack Q3 Preview: Profitability momentum continues despite Wellness...    Redeye comments on Physitrack ahead of its Q3 results, due on 21 October (rescheduled from 31 October). We expect continued profitability improvements in Q3 2025e, driven by price increases in Lifeca

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Physitrack PLC (Nasdaq First North: PTRK) (“Physitrack” or the “Company”) announces that its audited Q4 2025 report will be published on 27 February 2026 as planned, while the Annual Report ...

<div class="mfn-preamble">Physitrack PLC (Nasdaq First North: PTRK) (“Physitrack” or the “Company”) announces that its audited Q4 2025 report will be published on 27 February 2026 as planned, while the Annual Report will be published in the course of next week.</div><div class="mfn-body">London, 26 February 2026Physitrack PLC announces that its audited Q4 2025 report will be published on 27 February 2026 as planned.For the first time, the Q4 2025 report will also be published in Swedish alongside the English version.The Company’s Annual Report for the financial year ended 31 December 2025, which was originally scheduled for publication on 27 February 2026, will instead be published during the course of next week.The statutory audit is substantially complete. The Board confirms that no material audit issues have been identified and that there are no outstanding matters relating to the Company’s financial performance or financial position. The revised timing relates solely to the completion of final internal audit quality control procedures and formal file closure prior to signing.The Company will announce the exact publication date of the Annual Report once the audit process has been formally concluded.</div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-contacts mfn-152aadbc8142">Enquiries regarding this announcement should be addressed to:<hr>Henrik Molin, CEO and co-founder, Physitrack. +44 208 133 9325 <a rel="noopener" href="mailto:ir@physitrack.com">ir@physitrack.com</a> <a rel="noopener" href="mailto:media@physitrack.com">media@physitrack.com</a></div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-about mfn-0b3d5d2fc91b">About Physitrack<hr>Physitrack PLC, founded in 2012, is a global digital healthcare provider, focused on the B2B wellness and virtual-first care markets. With staff with 12 nationalities on four continents, customers in 17 time zones, and end users in 187 countries, Physitrack is a truly global company.The company has two business lines: 1. Lifecare – SaaS platform tailored mainly to physiotherapy and musculoskeletal care, enabling practitioners to deliver clinical home exercises, education prescription, outcomes tracking, triaging and Telehealth. 2. Wellness / Champion Health – SaaS platform for Employee Wellness and care powered by a combination of world-leading technology and wellness professionals based in the United Kingdom, Germany and the Nordics.Physitrack PLC is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, and listed on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market (PTRK).Visit us at&nbsp; <a rel="noopener" href="https://www.physitrackgroup.com/">https://physitrackgroup.com/</a> (investor relations) <a rel="noopener" href="https://physitrack.com">https://physitrack.com</a> (product marketing)About Champion HealthChampion Health, a subsidiary of Physitrack Plc, is a leader in corporate wellness technology, providing an innovative platform that empowers businesses to support their employees’ well-being through personalised wellness action plans and advanced analytics.Visit us at <a rel="noopener" href="https://championhealth.co.uk/">https://championhealth.co.uk/</a></div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-attachment mfn-attachment-general">Attachments<hr><a rel="noopener" href="https://storage.mfn.se/e1db93f5-143b-48ca-a75d-248296cd1044/physitrack-plc-announces-update-on-publication-of-annual-report.pdf" class="mfn-generated mfn-primary">Physitrack Plc Announces Update on Publication of Annual Report</a></div>