Swedish fintech Klarna’s first quarter results show cuts made to the business in 2022 are beginning to narrow losses.
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May 26, 2023
Klarna 'on track' to return to monthly profitability this year as quarterly losses half
The buy now, pay later giant says it’s “firmly on track” to hit profitability “on a monthly basis” in the second half of the year.
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Amy O'Brien is a freelance reporter covering Italian tech. She was previously Sifted's fintech reporter

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