Amen, unsurprisingly the processes once again require unexpected investments, which supposedly eliminate investment needs in the future. 
It’s been the same story for 3 out of 4 quarterly reports in the past, so it would just be more honest to admit that maintaining the concept continually requires relatively high investments so that everything doesn’t fall apart.
Sweden, on the other hand, caught me by surprise. At first, I thought it was a good thing to be able to open up a market twice the size. Previously, however, business growth in Sweden has been actively held back, and now it was raised in the report as one of the main highlights. I couldn’t help but think that they are trying to bring something positive to the table to soften an otherwise bleak quarter. At least I assumed that the strategy would be to decide to hit the gas in Sweden first and then monitor the results. Now, the results came through acquaintances, so why not highlight it then.
The stock price is down almost -9% and the share is almost at an ATL (all-time low).