• Fingerprint Cards annual report for 2025 outlined a shift toward higher-value biometric systems, led by AllKey, as customers move from stand-alone sensors to more integrated platforms.
• Core business expanded while margins held up, supported by a narrower product portfolio and ramping commercial traction in security-focused segments such as FIDO tokens, access cards, and biometric payment cards.
• Cost base reset through a smaller operating model and wider use of AI-driven automation, with cash flow from continuing operations turning positive in Q4 for first time since transformation began.
• Asset monetization remained central to funding strategy, with multiple IP licensing deals signed during year to seed upfront payments and potential future royalties.
• Management highlighted proposed merger with Precise Biometrics, framed as a scale play to combine hardware with software and identity solutions, target at least SEK 45 million in annual cost synergies, then raise about SEK 110 million to fund growth.

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