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My Size, Inc. (MYSZ)·Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q2 2025 revenue was $2.00M, up 2% YoY, with gross profit of $1.10M and operating loss narrowing to $0.59M, aided by the initial Percentil contribution and Orgad’s logistics optimization .
- Percentil contributed $0.18M revenue since the May acquisition; management expects acceleration in H2 2025 as EU circularity rules drive adoption .
- Cash and equivalents stood at $4.28M with $2.90M in inventory at quarter-end, supporting near-term execution while the mix shifts toward higher-margin circular fashion and SaaS .
- Estimate visibility remains limited; S&P Global consensus for Q2 2025 EPS and revenue was unavailable, increasing the likelihood that company-specific catalysts (EU regulatory tailwinds, Percentil integration milestones, and Orgad FBA transition) drive stock narrative rather than “beat/miss” headlines .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Percentil integration ahead of schedule and contributing revenue; management frames EU circularity mandates as a structural tailwind: “The EU is rewriting fashion’s rulebook. Percentil is designed to help brands comply… and unlock new opportunities for growth.”
- Gross profit increased 14% YoY to $1.10M, reflecting better mix and execution; operating loss improved 49% YoY to $0.59M .
- Orgad’s transition to Fulfillment by Amazon lowered logistics costs and improved delivery efficiency, supporting margin trajectory .
What Went Wrong
- H1 2025 revenue declined 30% YoY to $3.5M due to a decrease in Orgad sales amid market changes, partially offset by Percentil .
- Limited sell-side coverage and absence of a published Q2 2025 consensus for EPS/revenue from S&P Global constrains “beat/miss” signaling and may dampen liquidity/near-term sponsor engagement .
- Execution risk around scaling Percentil and monetizing Circularity-as-a-Service; despite early pilots, ramp depends on retailer adoption timelines and regulatory pacing .
Financial Results
Values with * retrieved from S&P Global.
Segment/KPI highlights:
Guidance Changes
No explicit ranges were provided for consolidated revenue, margins, OpEx, OI&E, or tax rate in Q2 materials .
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
No Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was found after searching company documents and external sources (PR distribution/IR site), suggesting no public call transcript was published for the period .
Management Commentary
- “We are focused on building long-term value while delivering operational progress each quarter… Percentil is designed to help brands comply with these new standards and unlock new opportunities for growth.” — Ronen Luzon, CEO
- “Some companies see regulation as a hurdle. We see it as the competitive advantage… we intend Percentil to be at the center of that infrastructure.” — Ronen Luzon, CEO
- “Our goal with Percentil is clear: build a profitable, scalable, and sustainable circular fashion business from day one… EBITDA-positive returns from the very beginning.” — Ronen Luzon, CEO
Q&A Highlights
- No public Q2 2025 earnings call transcript or Q&A was found across IR site and major PR distribution sources .
- Guidance clarifications were provided via press releases (Percentil H2 revenue target; integration pacing) rather than live Q&A .
Estimates Context
- Q2 2025: S&P Global consensus for EPS and revenue was unavailable; results therefore cannot be benchmarked to a formal Wall Street consensus for the quarter .
- Historical reference: Q4 2024 S&P Global showed revenue consensus $2.50M vs actual $1.46M, and EPS consensus -$0.65 vs actual -$0.18 (single estimate) — highlighting sparse coverage and potential volatility when estimates exist*.
Values with * retrieved from S&P Global.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Structural EU tailwind: The company is positioned to monetize regulatory-driven circularity via Percentil and Circularity-as-a-Service offerings; pilots with large retailers cited in May support demand formation .
- Margin trajectory improving: Q2 gross margin at 56% with operating loss narrowed to $0.59M, aided by mix and Orgad’s FBA logistics optimization .
- Cash runway: $4.28M cash and $2.90M inventory provide flexibility to execute integration and growth plans in H2 2025 .
- Near-term catalysts: Percentil integration milestones and H2 revenue target ($1.5M) offer tangible checkpoints for tracking scale in Europe’s circular fashion economy .
- Coverage risk: Absent Q2 consensus and no call transcript shifts narrative dependence to company execution updates; thin sell-side attention may amplify price reactions to operational headlines .
- Execution focus: Watch conversion of EU compliance tailwinds into B2B uptake, the pace of brand partnerships, and the durability of Orgad’s logistics cost improvements .
- Medium-term thesis: If Percentil scales per guidance and SaaS growth persists, mix shift could support sustained margin improvement and lower cash burn; monitor segment disclosure depth in future filings to validate unit-level profitability .