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My Size, Inc. (MYSZ)·Q3 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q3 2025 delivered sequential acceleration: revenue rose to $2.6M (+26% q/q), gross profit reached ~$1.0M (+27% y/y), and net loss narrowed to $2.8M y/y, aided by Percentil’s scale-up and Naiz Fit’s SaaS momentum .
- Operating loss improved y/y (to ~$3.0M), but worsened q/q versus Q2’s ~$0.6M operating loss as the company invested in integration and AI; management emphasized continued discipline while reinvesting for platform growth .
- Guidance tone: management expects “ongoing sequential growth in Q4” supported by Percentil in Europe, Naiz Fit SaaS expansion, and ShoeSize.Me integration; no numeric guidance provided .
- Near-term catalysts: operational scale at Percentil across Spain/Italy/Germany/France, Naiz Fit >25% YTD SaaS growth, and unified fit-tech stack (Naiz Fit + ShoeSize.Me + MySizeID) creating cross-sell and margin opportunities .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
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What Went Well
- Sequential revenue and margin momentum: $2.6M revenue (+26% q/q) and ~$1.0M gross profit (+27% y/y) underscored improving mix and execution .
- SaaS traction: Naiz Fit posted >25% YTD SaaS revenue growth, driven by new deployments and renewals, validating recurring revenue expansion .
- Ecosystem integration: unifying ShoeSize.Me with Naiz Fit and MySizeID advances a “sizing intelligence” engine to support apparel and footwear clients globally .
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What Went Wrong
- Operating loss higher q/q: Q3 operating loss of ~$3.0M versus Q2’s ~$0.586M, reflecting reinvestment and integration costs despite y/y improvement .
- Limited disclosure depth: lack of detailed segment revenue/margin breakouts and no numeric guidance limits precision on trajectory by business unit .
- Coverage/estimates sparse: S&P Global showed no consensus for Q3; this hampers beat/miss framing versus The Street and can increase volatility [GetEstimates].
Financial Results
Notes:
- Q3 2025 revenue and gross profit per company release/8-K; prior quarter/year values mix of company releases and S&P Global where company did not disclose exact figures.
- Values marked with * retrieved from S&P Global.
Segment/KPIs (available disclosures)
Guidance Changes
No numeric ranges were issued for revenue, margins, OpEx, OI&E, or tax in Q3 materials .
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Note: A Q3 2025 earnings call transcript was not available as of Nov 20, 2025.
Management Commentary
- “Q3 was a solid execution quarter. We delivered sequential revenue growth, stronger margins, and continued narrowing losses. Our global technology platforms and Percentil’s scaling in Europe are working together as one ecosystem.” – Ronen Luzon, CEO .
- “Yes—we are investing. Heavily. In AI. In integration. In automation. But we're doing it with discipline… financial runway through 2027… We’re not just building revenue. We are building a platform.” – CEO letter (mid‑year) .
- “Naiz Fit continued its global expansion, with over 25% year‑to‑date SaaS revenue growth, driven by new client deployments and renewals across multiple regions.” .
Q&A Highlights
A public Q3 2025 earnings call transcript was not available across our document corpus and open web checks as of Nov 20, 2025; therefore, no Q&A themes/clarifications to report [ListDocuments earnings-call-transcript: none] .
Estimates Context
- S&P Global consensus for Q3 2025 was unavailable for EPS and revenue; SPGI populated actual revenue only (2.572M) and no consensus fields, indicating sparse Street coverage at the time of publication [GetEstimates].
- Reported EPS of approximately -$0.40 aligns with S&P Global’s “Diluted EPS - Continuing Operations” (-$0.403*) and third‑party tracking pages, but official EPS was not included in the company’s Q3 press release .
- Implication: With limited analyst coverage, estimate revisions are unlikely to be a near‑term stock driver; narrative and execution updates (Percentil scale, Naiz Fit SaaS growth, integration milestones) are more likely to move the shares .
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Momentum re-accelerated: Sequential revenue growth (+26% q/q) with y/y gross profit expansion suggests mix and monetization improving into Q4 .
- Investment year dynamics: Q3 operating loss widened q/q versus Q2 as the company leaned into integration and AI—consistent with the CEO’s platform-building thesis and disciplined reinvestment stance .
- Circular tailwinds: EU policy shifts are a structural driver for Percentil; continued scaling across four markets offers multi‑year growth optionality .
- SaaS durability: Naiz Fit >25% YTD SaaS growth underscores the recurring revenue engine; cross‑selling across a unified fit‑tech stack is a medium‑term margin lever .
- Liquidity watch: Cash stood at ~$4.5M at quarter‑end; execution toward operating leverage and careful capital deployment remain key to the equity case .
- Near‑term stock drivers: Evidence of continued Q4 sequential growth, new SaaS wins/renewals, and concrete revenue contributions from Percentil/Orgad optimizations could catalyze sentiment in a low‑coverage setup .
- Risk checks: Absence of numeric guidance and limited Street estimates may increase volatility; monitor operating expense discipline and integration milestones to gauge path toward improved operating losses .
Sources and citations:
- Q3 2025 results and commentary: press release and 8‑K (Item 2.02/Ex. 99.1) .
- Q2 2025 results press release 8‑K (Ex. 99.1) .
- CEO Letter (mid‑year 2025) .
- NaizGPT launch (Jul 30, 2025) .
- Additional distribution of Q3 results press release: Yahoo/ Nasdaq/others .
- Coverage/Transcripts check: No transcript in corpus; CapEdge listing indicates filings but transcript access gated .
S&P Global disclaimer: Values marked with * were retrieved from S&P Global.