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09 December 2025 13:53

Embracer Group shares dropped sharply in the days leading up to the company’s plan to separate Coffee Stain Group into its own public company on December 11.

The stock closed at 9.15 dollars on Friday, December 5. When the market opened on Monday, December 8, the price had fallen to 6.20 dollars. After that point, anyone holding Embracer Class B shares could no longer qualify to receive Coffee Stain shares once the new company begins trading. By the end of the day, the stock had moved slightly to 6.42 dollars. At the time of writing, the price sits at about 6.45 dollars.

Coffee Stain will begin trading on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market on December 11.

Embracer first revealed its plan to spin off Coffee Stain in May. Chief executive Phil Rogers said during the company’s most recent financial report that the change would help Embracer focus its business. He said the team believes Coffee Stain has a strong future on its own because of its popular games, dedicated fans, and creative developers.

In its report for the quarter ending September 30, 2025, Coffee Stain Group posted net sales of 23.96 million dollars. This was a drop of 12 percent from the previous year. The company’s EBIT fell 42 percent to 4.7 million dollars.

Embracer Group has been reworking its structure since April 2024, when it announced plans to split into three separate groups. Asmodee Group would handle board games. Coffee Stain and Friends would work on indie and mid tier projects. Middle earth Enterprises and Friends would focus on big budget games. Later, Coffee Stain and Friends became Coffee Stain Group, and Middle earth Enterprises became Fellowship Entertainment.

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Embracer Group Shares Tanked

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09 December 2025 13:53

Embracer Group shares dropped sharply in the days leading up to the company’s plan to separate Coffee Stain Group into its own public company on December 11.

The stock closed at 9.15 dollars on Friday, December 5. When the market opened on Monday, December 8, the price had fallen to 6.20 dollars. After that point, anyone holding Embracer Class B shares could no longer qualify to receive Coffee Stain shares once the new company begins trading. By the end of the day, the stock had moved slightly to 6.42 dollars. At the time of writing, the price sits at about 6.45 dollars.

Coffee Stain will begin trading on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market on December 11.

Embracer first revealed its plan to spin off Coffee Stain in May. Chief executive Phil Rogers said during the company’s most recent financial report that the change would help Embracer focus its business. He said the team believes Coffee Stain has a strong future on its own because of its popular games, dedicated fans, and creative developers.

In its report for the quarter ending September 30, 2025, Coffee Stain Group posted net sales of 23.96 million dollars. This was a drop of 12 percent from the previous year. The company’s EBIT fell 42 percent to 4.7 million dollars.

Embracer Group has been reworking its structure since April 2024, when it announced plans to split into three separate groups. Asmodee Group would handle board games. Coffee Stain and Friends would work on indie and mid tier projects. Middle earth Enterprises and Friends would focus on big budget games. Later, Coffee Stain and Friends became Coffee Stain Group, and Middle earth Enterprises became Fellowship Entertainment.

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