Why did MySize (NASDAQ:MYSZ) revenue increase in Q2 2026?

MySize (NASDAQ:MYSZ) reported $3.07 million of Q2 revenue, up 53% from $2.01 million, driven by expansion in fashion e-commerce and contributions from businesses including Percentil and Ten Peacks.

What happened to MySize (NASDAQ:MYSZ) gross margin in Q2 2026?

MySize (NASDAQ:MYSZ) reported a 31.7% consolidated gross margin, down from 56.0% a year earlier. The company said the decline mainly reflected a greater proportion of revenue from lower-margin commerce activities.

What was MySize (NASDAQ:MYSZ) Q2 2026 net loss?

MySize (NASDAQ:MYSZ) reported a Q2 net loss of approximately $1.75 million, compared with $450,000 a year earlier, while operating loss widened to $1.72 million.

How did MySize (NASDAQ:MYSZ) SaaS and Percentil businesses perform?

MySize (NASDAQ:MYSZ) generated $211,000 of SaaS Solutions revenue at roughly 86% gross margin, while Percentil resale revenue increased to $413,000 from $168,000 a year earlier.

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MySize reports $3.07 million Q2 revenue, up 53%

Written by Liezl GambePublished Aug 14, 2026, 12:40 PM

MySize reported Q2 2026 revenue of $3.07 million, up 53% from $2.01 million a year earlier.
MYSZ shares were up 0.59% at $3.40 after the release, with trading remaining volatile following its recent reverse stock split.
Management says its second-half focus is shifting toward contribution margins, operating leverage and lower cash consumption.

MySize (NASDAQ:MYSZ) reported second-quarter revenue of $3.07 million, up 53% year over year, while net loss widened to $1.75 million.

Revenue increased from $2.01 million a year earlier, but consolidated gross margin fell to 31.7% from 56.0% as lower-margin commerce represented more sales.

Percentil generated $413,000 of revenue and SaaS Solutions produced $211,000 at roughly 86% gross margin, while quarter-end cash totaled $453,000.

Following the announcement, MySize's share price was up 0.59% at $3.40, according to market data tracked after the release.

First-half revenue increased 57% to $5.46 million, while operating cash use improved to $1.97 million from $2.31 million despite the wider loss.

MySize says it expects continued losses and negative operating cash flow and will require additional capital while focusing its portfolio on e-commerce, SaaS, recommerce and distribution.