Why Maximum Entertainment stock moves
Maximum Entertainment fell slightly, without company news.
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Why today
16,437 news analyzed todayMaximum Entertainment fell slightly, without company news.
Maximum Entertainment fell, while OMX Stockholm 30 fell clearly, so it held up better than the market.
No company news from that session explains the move.
Over the last five trading days the shares rose sharply while the market was roughly flat, a very big move for this stock.
Earlier news from Friday last week, before the last session, involved sellers asking to pause bank account restrictions tied to a court ruling, which may have supported the rise.
Today's move of −1.61% was 0.3 times a normal day's 5.6%. OMX Stockholm 30 moved −1.01% on the same day.
Maximum Entertainment −1.61%OMX Stockholm 30 −1.01%A little weaker than the market
What analysts expect, and how often they have been right
Analysts’ estimates for Maximum Entertainment.
Maximum Entertainment earned more than expected in 3 out of 6 reports.
Not in the chart because no estimate and result are available: 6 of the 12 reports in this period, the latest on August 31, 2026.
For comparison, about 46% of reports from Nordic companies beat the estimate in the last three years.
The share moved in the same direction as the earnings surprise in 4 out of 6 reports with a measured move, against about 63% of reports from Nordic companies.
Earnings against expectations, and the share’s reaction
Expected EPSAbove estimateBelow estimateAs expectedEUR
People on the board and in management must report their trades in the share to Finansinspektionen, Sweden's financial supervisor. May 25: Sell about 446 thousand SEK. May 25: Sell about 2.0 m SEK.
What the key figures say about Maximum Entertainment
The figures connect what Maximum Entertainment earns with what investors pay.
The line shows the share price in the same year, on its own scale.
Profit divided by the number of shares. Each share represents this much of the earnings.
2022–2025: -1.82 EUR–-0.16 EUR. Peers: FSport -0.03 SEK, Qiiwi Games -0.37 SEK, EMB Mission Bound 0.05 SEK.
What the company sold during the year.
2022–2025: 62.1 m EUR–102 m EUR. Peers: FSport 1.5 m SEK, Qiiwi Games 16.6 m SEK, EMB Mission Bound 166 m SEK.
The percentage of revenue left after the costs of running the business.
2022–2025: −36.9%–7.2%. Peers: FSport −338.4%, Qiiwi Games −20.9%, EMB Mission Bound 9.8%.
More key figures
Cash left after investments, divided by the number of shares.
2022–2025: -0.27 EUR–0.08 EUR. Peers: FSport 0.00 SEK, Qiiwi Games -0.27 SEK, EMB Mission Bound 0.09 SEK.
The percentage of assets financed by shareholders’ equity.
2022–2025: −200.7%–42.1%.
What to watch next, and why
The earnings report shows how Maximum Entertainment's revenue and profit have changed.
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The earnings report shows how Maximum Entertainment's revenue and profit have changed.
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More about Maximum Entertainment
Insider trades
People on the board and in management must report their trades in the share to Finansinspektionen, Sweden's financial supervisor.
- Wilhelmus Reefman, board memberSellabout 446 thousand SEK
- PHILIPPE COHEN, CEOSellabout 2.0 m SEK
Earnings report
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On its last 16 report days Maximum Entertainment usually moved about 8.0%. On a normal day it moves 5.6%.
+3.15% −0.33% −25.12% −10.84%
10,000 SEK in Maximum Entertainment bought on June 15, 2021 is worth 39 SEK today, with dividends reinvested.
The same amount in OMX Stockholm 30 with dividends would have become 16,500 SEK.
What would 10,000 SEK in Maximum Entertainment be worth today? →
What would 10,000 SEK in Maximum Entertainment be worth today?
39 SEK
with dividends reinvested, bought on June 15, 2021. The same amount in OMX Stockholm 30 with dividends would have become 16,500 SEK.
At worst it was worth 32 SEK (October 30, 2026).
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Earlier days
+22.00% market −0.11% Maximum Entertainment rose sharply over the last five trading days while the broader market stayed roughly flat, a very big move for this stock. Read →
Maximum Entertainment rose sharply over the last five trading days while the broader market stayed roughly flat, a very big move for this stock.
The likeliest driver is the company's announcement that it is switching to half-year reporting and will skip its third-quarter report, after its US subsidiary accepted a receiver, a court-appointed administrator.
The shares then fell only slightly in the latest session, on thin trading.
+16.25% market −0.32% Maximum Entertainment rose very sharply without company news. Read →
Maximum Entertainment rose very sharply without company news.
Over the same day, OMX Stockholm 30 fell slightly, so the stock moved against the market.
Over the last five trading days, the stock fell sharply, roughly three times a normal five-day swing.
Earlier, the company said its bank restrictions might be lifted after the sellers asked to pause enforcement during settlement talks.
That news came before the session, so it does not explain the move.
−0.31% market +0.83% Maximum Entertainment was roughly unchanged without company news. Read →
Maximum Entertainment was roughly unchanged without company news.
Over the last five trading days it fell slightly, while OMX Stockholm 30 rose slightly, so it lagged the market.
Last session it moved less than the broader market, which rose clearly.
The move was an ordinary size for this stock.
The main background is an ongoing dispute with the company's bank account at SEB, where enforcement restrictions tied to a July arbitration award are being challenged.
−26.04% market −0.08% Maximum Entertainment fell sharply. Read →
Maximum Entertainment fell sharply.
No company news from that session explains the move.
Over the last five trading days the shares were roughly unchanged, a little behind OMX Stockholm 30.
The move was about eight times a normal day, which happened only about nine times in the past year.
Earlier news about a bank account dispute, where the sellers of Maximum Games asked to halt enforcement, was known before the session opened.
+44.67% market +0.48% Maximum Entertainment rose sharply without a company-news explanation. Read →
Maximum Entertainment rose sharply without a company-news explanation.
Maximum Entertainment rose very sharply in the last session, while OMX Stockholm 30 rose only slightly.
Over the last five trading days, the stock fell clearly as the market rose, a move about twice its usual size for a week.
The most likely reason is the ongoing dispute with its bank and creditors.
On October 30 the sellers of Maximum Games asked to pause enforcement and lift the restrictions on its SEB bank account, which the company said is part of settlement talks.
−32.74% market −0.29% Maximum Entertainment Sees Bank Restrictions Eased Amid Settlement Talks. Read →
Maximum Entertainment Sees Bank Restrictions Eased Amid Settlement Talks.
Maximum Entertainment fell very sharply in the last session, while the OMX Stockholm 30 fell only slightly.
The company said on the day that the sellers of Maximum Games asked to pause enforcement and withdraw the bank blocks at SEB, which may help explain the drop, as the request is tied to ongoing settlement talks.
Over the last five trading days the stock fell very sharply while the OMX Stockholm 30 rose clearly, so the stock moved against the market.
The move was very large for the stock, and a drop of this size has happened only about four times in the past year.
−34.78% market +3.01% Maximum Entertainment fell very sharply over the week, moving against a rising market. Read →
Maximum Entertainment fell very sharply over the week, moving against a rising market.
The move was very big for the company, rare in the past year.
The main driver was a bank-account freeze tied to a dispute with the sellers of Maximum Games.
On Friday 30 October the sellers asked the enforcement authority to pause the freeze while settlement talks continue.
+35.15% market +0.41% Maximum Entertainment rose sharply without a company-news explanation. Read →
Maximum Entertainment rose sharply without a company-news explanation.
Maximum Entertainment rose very sharply in the last session, while OMX Stockholm 30 rose only slightly.
The move was very big for this stock, about eleven times its usual daily swing, and such moves have been rare in the past year.
No company news from the last session explains it, and trading volume was well below normal, so the move may reflect thin buying rather than new information.
Over the last five trading days the stock fell clearly, moving against a strongly rising market.
+3.13% market +0.33% Maximum Entertainment rose sharply without a company-news explanation. Read →
Maximum Entertainment rose sharply without a company-news explanation.
Over the last five trading days the share fell very sharply, moving strongly against a slightly rising OMX Stockholm 30.
That fall is a very big move for this stock, roughly five times its normal five-day swing, and such moves have happened only about four times in the past year.
The share price remains well above its lowest close of the past year and well below its highest, reached in mid June.
Earlier news shows a Kronofogden enforcement claim of 160.9 million SEK against the company, which may have weighed on sentiment during the week.
−33.88% market +0.96% Maximum Entertainment fell sharply without a company-news explanation. Read →
Maximum Entertainment fell sharply without a company-news explanation.
Maximum Entertainment fell very sharply in the last session while OMX Stockholm 30 rose clearly.
That is a very big move for this stock, about eleven times a normal day.
No company news from that session explains the fall.
Over the last five trading days the shares fell very sharply while the market was roughly flat.
+5.22% market +1.57% Maximum Entertainment rose clearly without a company-news explanation. Read →
Maximum Entertainment rose clearly without a company-news explanation.
Maximum Entertainment rose clearly in the last session, moving more than the Stockholm market, which also rose clearly.
Over the last five trading days the shares rose slightly while the market fell slightly.
Trading was about four times its usual level, so the move drew heavy interest.
The only company news from that session was a debt-collection claim, which is unlikely to lift the shares.
−5.35% market +0.41% Maximum Entertainment fell clearly, moving against a slightly rising market. Read →
Maximum Entertainment fell clearly, moving against a slightly rising market.
No company news from that session explains the drop.
Over the last five trading days the shares fell slightly, in line with a sharply falling OMX Stockholm 30.
Earlier that week, Kronofogden, the Swedish enforcement authority, froze the company's bank funds over a SEK 160.9M claim linked to a July arbitration ruling.
That news was already known before the last session, so it likely weighed on the shares over the period.
−2.54% market −3.67% Maximum Entertainment eased slightly over the week, moving roughly in line with the broader Stockholm market, which fell sharply. Read →
Maximum Entertainment eased slightly over the week, moving roughly in line with the broader Stockholm market, which fell sharply.
The main driver appears to be a court-ordered freeze of the company's bank funds by the Swedish enforcement authority, linked to a SEK 160.9 million arbitration claim from the sellers of Maximum Games.
The company says its board is assessing the consequences for its finances and operations.
Trading was thin, and the next earnings report is due on 30 November 2026.
+3.85% market −2.51% Maximum Entertainment rose clearly without fresh company news. Read →
Maximum Entertainment rose clearly without fresh company news.
Over the same day, the OMX Stockholm 30 index fell sharply, so the stock moved against the market.
Over the last five trading days the shares rose slightly, while the market fell clearly.
The trading was thin, with volume well below its usual level, so the move may reflect few buyers.
−5.26% market +0.17% Maximum Entertainment fell sharply, no fresh company news. Read →
Maximum Entertainment fell sharply, no fresh company news.
Maximum Entertainment fell clearly in the last session, while OMX Stockholm 30 was roughly flat.
The move was not explained by news from that day.
Over the last five trading days the shares fell very sharply, far more than the market's slight dip.
This was a very big move, about four times a normal five-day stretch for the stock.
+7.39% market −0.89% Maximum Entertainment rose sharply, moving against a market that fell clearly, with no new company news that day. Read →
Maximum Entertainment rose sharply, moving against a market that fell clearly, with no new company news that day.
Its shares had fallen sharply over the last five trading days, while the broader market slipped only slightly.
The main drag was a court-ordered seizure of all the company's available bank funds, tied to a SEK 160.9 million debt from an arbitration ruling in a dispute with the sellers of Maximum Games.
That news came out before the session, so it does not explain the rise, and the rebound may partly reflect investors sifting the news rather than a fresh positive development.
Trading volume was around its usual level.
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