The investment company Stockholm Treasury reports an operating profit of -SEK 0.4 million in the first quarter (-SEK 0.9 million). Profit after tax amounted to -SEK 0.4 million (-SEK 1.2 million).Net sales decreased to SEK 0.02 million (SEK 5.2 million), which is explained by the former Bodyflight business being spun off during 2025 and no longer being consolidated in the group.During the quarter, Stockholm Treasury became a co-owner in the technology company Aralyth, which develops AI-based decision systems with a dual-use focus within civilian and defense-related operations. The company also became the largest shareholder in STHLM Reverse (RTO), an acquisition company focused on future reverse acquisitions.In addition, an agreement was entered into with Curative Cancer Treatment by Heat to carry out a broadened ownership distribution ahead of a planned listing. The shares received are planned to be distributed to Stockholm Treasury's shareholders as a distribution of assets.CEO Erik Forsell states that after the relisting, the focus is now on the future.