Polygiene, the Swedish company specializing in anti-odor treatments for garments, reported a 30 percent boost in its sales to 17.4 million Swedish kronor (€1.78m-$1.98m), with a growth of 24 percent in constant currencies. However, the company booked a net loss of SEK3.1 million (€0.32m-$0.35m) for the period, up from SEK1.3 million in the same quarter a year ago. This was mainly due to higher marketing expenses of SEK6.9 million (€0.71m-$0.79m) and expenses of SEK2.1 million (€0.22m-$0.24m) related to Polygiene's listing on the Nasdaq First North exchange in Stockholm.
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