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Q2 INTERIM REPORT JANUARY 1 – JUNE 30, 2026 ACOUSORT AB (PUBL) revolutionizing sample processing AcouSort Participation at CYTO 2026 conference in West Palm Beach, Florida, USA Demo travel to New York and Boston area to meet with potential customers AcouWash installation at US based veterinary medicine company
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2 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Summary of the interim report SIGNIFICANT EVENTS DURING THE SECOND QUARTER • On April 16, AcouSort sold an AcouTrap system to The Hebrew University of Jerusalem • On June 1, AcouSort announced its intention to present and exhibit at the CYTO conference in West Palm Beach in June • On June 3, AcouSort received an order for AcouWash from a global leader in veterinary diagnostics • On June 29, AcouSort announced it was invited to key marketing and partnering events in Japan FINANCIAL SUMMARY The “Company” or “AcouSort” refers to AcouSort AB (publ) with corporate registration number 556824–1037. April–June 2026 for the Group • Net sales amounted to TSEK 2,116 (1,551) • Result before tax amounted to TSEK -3,532 (-2,809) • Result per share* was SEK -0.17 (-0.14) • Equity ratio** amounted to 46% (81%) on June 30, 2026 January–June 2026 for the Group • Net sales amounted to TSEK 4,263 (3,146) • Result before tax amounted to TSEK -5,901 (-6,831) • Result per share* was SEK -0.28 (-0.41) • Equity ratio** amounted to 46% (81%) on June 30, 2026 April–June 2026 for the Parent company • Net sales amounted to TSEK 2,084 (1,524) • Result before tax amounted to TSEK -3,558 (-2,738) • Equity ratio** amounted to 50% (83%) on June 30, 2026 January–June 2026 for the Parent company • Net sales amounted to TSEK 4,228 (3,094) • Result before tax amounted to TSEK -5,859 (-6,653) • Equity ratio** amounted to 50% (83%) on June 30, 2026 * Earnings/loss per share: Profit/loss for the period divided by 21,163,902 shares. In the year-earlier period, the company had 18,083,250 shares. ** Equity ratio: Equity divided by total capital. NOTE TO THE READER Amounts in parentheses refer to corresponding period of the previous year. This document is essentially a translation of the Swedish language version. In the event of any discrepancies between this translation and the original Swedish docu- ment, the latter shall be deemed correct.
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3 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 CEO STATEMENT Q2 2026 Commercial and operational momentum sustained in Q2 2026 In Q2 2026, we accelerated our growth trajectory within the lab automation and cell therapy markets. By securing pres- tigious new collaborations and deepening our connections with leading industry researchers, we continue to transform our positive operational momentum into long-term commercial value. Total income in the quarter amounted to MSEK 2.14 (2.88), of which net sales amounted to MSEK 2.12 (1.55). Royalty income amounted to MSEK 1.43 (1.28). The year-on-year decrease in total income reflects the completion of the EU-funded AcouSome project in December 2025. Our core revenue driver, net sales, grew 36% year-on-year. CONTINUED INFLOW OF PARTNERSHIPS Our core strategy is to achieve commercial success by establish - ing close collaborations with other companies, with the aim to ultimately establishing long-term OEM partnerships. In April, we installed an AcouTrap system with a research group led by Dr. Alisa Komsky -Elbaz, PhD, Assistant Professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The AcouTrap system is espe - cially suitable for the group’s work as they often work with minute samples that are difficult to handle using other technologies, and where the AcouTrap has shown to be particularly well suited to manage their samples. Revenues generated from the sales of the AcouTrap system was EUR 44,100. In early June, we received an order for an AcouWash system from a global leader in veterinary diagnostics, to be used in its R&D ac - tivities concerning separation of cells from blood samples as well as for separation of cells and microorganisms. We are very happy to initiate this collaboration with a leading player within the ani - mal diagnostic field, and we hope this is the start of a long-term and fruitful collaboration that may put AcouSort’s technology to use supporting animal health. The system will be used to improve and simplify the sample preparation workflow for samples used for product development purposes and to ensure that the sample quality is consistent and not dependent on user variations. The company is active within development of diagnostic solutions for companion animals, but also within the livestock and equine markets. Revenues generated for this order will be USD 59,000. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN FOCUS We typically establish initial contact with prospective partners at international conferences and trade fairs. Despite the small size of our team, we prioritize attending major global events to connect with new prospects and strengthen relationships with existing partners. In June, we participated at the annual CYTO conference at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in West Palm Beach, FL, where we presented a poster showing the benefits of using our technology to improve sample quality before flow cytometry analysis. We also exhibited at the conference, which is an im - portant event for AcouSort giving us the opportunity to meet with leading manufactures of flow cytometers, as well as with advanced users looking for novel solutions to improve sample quality. Later the same month, we announced our third consecutive participation in marketing and partnering events in East Asia arranged by the EU Business Hub, this this time in Osaka, Japan, July 1-4. This gave us a great opportunity to meet and connect with Japanese companies active within our target markets. The EU Business Hub is a programme funded by the European Union in support of EU Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and startups within the green, digital, and healthcare sec - tors that seek business opportunities and establish partnerships in Japan and the Republic of Korea (RoK).
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4 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 At HealthX Connect Osaka 2026, 40 invited European companies met relevant potential partners/customers from the greater Osaka area. AcouSort was part of an on-site business matching event, offering participants the opportunity to meet directly with representatives from the healthcare, biotechnology and pharma - ceutical industries in Osaka. World Health Expo Osaka (WHX) was a three-day international gathering exploring Medical diagnostics, advanced healthcare technologies, and next-generation medicine driven by AI and robotics, bringing together global healthcare leaders and innova - tors. Going forward, we remain fully committed to participating in premier industry conferences to engage with companies devel - oping current and next-generation cell therapies, a high-growth sector where AcouSort is uniquely positioned to play a vital role. The continuing increase in new prospective OEM projects clearly validates our accelerated, post-pandemic event marketing strat - egy and underscores the growing commercial demand for our integrated solutions. OUTLOOK Looking ahead, our focus remains on solidifying our market-lead - ing positions across diagnostics, cell therapy, and lab automation by cultivating both existing and new strategic partnerships over the coming year. Backed by a highly proficient organization, and a continually expanding collaboration network, AcouSort is unique - ly equipped to enter its next phase of growth and shape the fu - ture of sample processing technology. As previously reported, we are also continuously working on establishing new partnerships for securing more institutional or strategic funding of our oper - ations. I look forward to keeping you updated as both our core projects and funding activities advance. Torsten Freltoft – CEO ACOUSORT AB
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5 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 AcouSort at a glance AcouSort is an innovative medical technology company developing critical components for instrumentation used in the diagnostics, cell therapy production and lab automation markets. AcouSort’s components allow for automated refinement of biological samples such as blood or cell preparations, providing instrumentation manufacturers with a state-of-the-art ability to integrate sample processing steps that traditionally have to be performed manually. OUR VISION & MISSION Our vision is to improve healthcare impact and save lives across the globe by enabling more and better healthcare, faster! Our mission is to lead and drive the development and implementation of a new gold standard for automated sample preparation in clini - cal research, diagnostics and therapeutics. By providing solutions that radically change the way healthcare is provided today, we remove the bottlenecks for tomorrow’s standard of care. To realize our vision, AcouSort’s main goals are: • Support biomarker discovery and diagnostic assay development for critically ill patients with high sense of urgency • Enable significant growth of the point-of-care market across healthcare sectors • Streamline and automate cell processing to allow cell therapeutics to become broadly accessible • Stay in the forefront of the acoustofluidics technology by continuously engaging in R&D activities with relevant international academics and life science players By pursuing these goals, AcouSort aims to become the leading supplier of acoustofluidic sample preparation solutions for the healthcare market. OUR STRATEGY & BUSINESS CONCEPT AcouSort’s strategy is to use our innovative technology to revo - lutionize today’s healthcare by providing a solution to automate and integrate sample processing steps, allowing for a new gener - ation of medical devices to be developed. Through collaborations with leading life science companies our integrated technology will eliminate manual handling steps while saving time, money, and ultimately – lives. Our commercialization strategy builds on our validated OEM busi - ness model offering sample preparation modules and solutions to providers of lab automation instrumentation, diagnostic equip - ment, and therapeutic systems. Through close collaborations we develop customized implementations of our core technology tailored to our partner’s needs. AcouSort holds an ISO13485 certificate for the design, development, and manufacturing of components for the Medical Device industry. To simplify evaluation of the technology, we have integrated our OEM components into user-friendly benchtop systems serving as innovation platforms for our partners. The systems are also used for sample preparation within research and assay development. OUR TECHNOLOGY AcouSort’s core technology is acoustofluidics – a combination of sound waves (acousto) and microfluidics. Microfluidics allow for precise control of liquids while acoustics give us the ability to move particles of different biophysical properties. By combining the two technologies, we have the unique ability to move target cell types from one liquid to another. This allows us to fractionate the different components in a blood sample, isolate extracellular vesicles or wash cells to remove contaminants, without having any physical contact with the sample. As the technology is gentle and rapid, it provides a competitive alternative to conventional processing techniques such as centrifugation or filtration. By using acoustofluidics, AcouSort can streamline sample process - ing for a wide range of applications – from biomarker discovery in basic research, to preparation of clinical blood samples prior to analysis, or sample purification in cell therapy manufacturing. AcouSort’s core technology builds on more than 25 years of acoustofluidics research and development headed by Thomas Laurell, professor at Lund University at the Department of Bio - medical Engineering and co-founder and board member of AcouSort. AcouSort major milestones 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 • Changed trading venue to Nasdaq First North Growth Market • Received ISO13485 certification • AcouWash 2 launched • First OEM product AcouPlasmaOptical launched • Increased commercial focus targeting the cell therapy market • EUR 12.5M in EU funding for the AcouSome project • AcouTrap 3 launched • First regulatory approved system containing acustofluidic technology • Launch of first clinical system based on AcouSort background technology • Launch of Evaluation kit with high- throughput OEM separation chip for cell wash applications addressing cell therapy production and lab automation markets
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6 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 STRATEGY Growth through research and innovation collaborations AcouSort’s acoustofluidic technology is perfectly placed to play a critical role in the healthcare of tomorrow. Cardiovascular diseases, infections, and cancer remain the leading causes of death globally, driving an urgent need for development of new and effective diagnostic and scalable cell therapeutic solutions. Today’s sample processing and manufacturing workflows are facing significant challenges as they rely on multiple manual handling steps. Manual work increases the risk of human errors, contamination and variability leading to high production costs and limits patient access to potentially life -saving diagnostics and treatments. The industry is therefore in clear need of new, enabling technologies that support automation, integration, and standardization. SIGNIFICANT POTENTIAL IN CELL THERAPY, DIAGNOSTICS AND LAB AUTOMATION AcouSort’s ambition is to address some of the key challenges in cell therapy manufacturing by introducing solutions that enable automated and integrated sample processing. Our technology can be applied at several critical process steps to lower manufac - turing costs, improve robustness, and support scalable produc - tion of cell-based therapies. Within diagnostics, our ability to automate and integrate sample preparation enables the development of a new generation of diagnostic devices. By allowing analysis to be performed closer to the patient, at the point of care, results can be delivered imme - diately, supporting faster clinical decision-making and improved patient outcomes. As laboratory and production workflows becomes more complex, demand is growing for automated solutions focusing on monitor - ing, quality control, and analytics. A growing share of AcouSort’s industrial collaborations targets lab automation workflows, extending the use of our acoustofluidic technology for sample preparations. GROWTH THROUGH OUR RESEARCH-TO-OEM MODEL AcouSort’s strategy is centered on its research -to-OEM business model, with the objective of establishing recurring revenues through sales of OEM modules to leading life science companies. Through multiple academic and industry partnerships across cell therapy, diagnostics, and lab automation, we are building a strong foundation for joint development and commercial integra - tion of our technology. AcouSort is currently targeting the North American and European markets, as well as selected markets in Asia. INNOVATION WITH STRONG COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL AcouSort’s benchtop systems play an important role in sup - porting application development, technical validation, and maturation towards OEM integration. The systems are used in collaborations both with selected academic key opinion lead - ers and industry partners, providing early access to AcouSort’s technology. These collaborations support the advancement of our technology with a clear focus on commercialization. Over the years AcouSorts innovation activities has partly been funded by the European Innovation Council (EIC), the EU, and Vinnova. 0 5 10 15 20 25 2022202020182016201420122010200820062004 Cell & Gene Therapies Approved – WorldAccumulated Approvals Diagnostics Cell therapyautomation Lab Accumulated AcouSort OEM projects and system placements Source: ASGCT_Citeline Q4 2022 Report
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7 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 To address some of the world’s most prevalent and costly diseases – cardiovascular diseases, infectious diseases, and can- cer – healthcare systems must deliver faster, more accessible, and more cost-efficient diagnostics. This need is amplified by ageing populations and increasing healthcare demands globally. One of the most effective ways to meet these challenges is to move diagnostic testing closer to the patient, enabling rapid clinical decision-making and earlier intervention. AcouSort’s integrated and automated sample processing provides an optimal solution to achieve this. 1 https://www.gminsights.com/industry-analysis/point-of-care-testing-market Today, decentralized and point-of-care diagnostic testing at scale remains challenging as most blood -based assays require blood plasma separation prior to analysis. Consequently, a large frac - tion of blood samples is still transported to central laboratories. To migrate these assays to point -of-care settings, in-line access to blood plasma is required for developing user-friendly diagnostic devices. AcouSort’s acoustic separation modules are designed to address this challenge by enabling automated, label -free, and closed sample preparation solutions suitable for point -of-care instruments. MARKET Diagnostic testing is undergoing a structural shift from centralized laboratories towards decentralized and point -of-care settings. This market trend is driven by the need for faster turnaround times, reduced laboratory burden and improved patient out - comes. As testing moves closer to the patient, the adoption of more advanced diagnostics outside traditional laboratory envi - ronments is increasing, which in turn is driving demand for robust and automated sample preparation solutions. The global point-of-care testing (POCT) market was valued at USD 44.7 billion in 2025 and is expected to grow to approximately USD 82 billion by 2034, corresponding to a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of around 7% 1. OFFERING AcouSort collaborates with developers of point -of-care diagnostic systems to customize and integrate our OEM acoustic separation modules into novel or next -generation systems. The OEM modules are designed for incorporation into consumable or semi - consumable cartridges developed by our partners for use in their diagnostic instruments. As more system providers integrate our separation modules into their diagnostic systems, AcouSort’s business model offers strong scalability and recurring revenue potential, driven by OEM module sales linked to cartridge and instrument sales volumes. FOCUS 2026 In 2026, AcouSort will continue to expand its presence within the diagnostic segment by engaging with diagnostic system develop - ers through conferences and trade fairs as well as with evaluation and demonstration activities. In parallel, AcouSort will continue to strengthen its marketing and technical communication, with a particular focus on highlighting the value of AcouPlasmaOptical supporting the transition of advanced assays from central labora - tories to point-of-care diagnostic formats. Activities 2026 Quarter 1 • Participation in Analytica conference where our collaboration partner Moeller Medical exhibited their new prototype system containing AcouSort technology to enable in-line cell removal before sample analysis. • Business trip to Korea to meet with Korean diagnostic instrument developers and present AcouSort’s AcouPlasma and Acoustic separation solutions. Quarter 2 • First phase of evaluation with SeeQ finished with promising results. • Demo travel to Boston area to meet with companies active in developing point-of-care diagnostic instruments. DIAGNOSTICS Advancement within point-of-care testing requires automation of sample preparation Diagnostics Cell therapyautomation Lab
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8 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 The world is facing a revolutionary increase in clinically approved cell therapies during the coming years. Unfortunately, the complex and expensive manufacturing process significantly limits the access to these treatments. All major life science in- strumentation companies have active programs targeting automation of the cell therapy processing to manage production cost and quality. AcouSort’s automated cell separation and processing technology is well positioned to provide a new main- stream solution for these novel cell therapies. 1 Cell Therapy Market Size to Hit USD 47.72 Billion by 2034 2 Cell Therapy Market Size to Grow at 22.69% CAGR till 2035 3 Cell Therapy Market Size & Forecast [2035] The number of clinically approved cell and gene therapies contin - ues to grow rapidly, with a substantial pipeline of new candidates in development. However, cell therapies are associated with high treatment costs of up to USD 500,000 per patient, limiting broad adoption and putting significant pressure on healthcare systems. These high costs are largely driven by complex manufacturing processes that rely on sterile facilities and extensive manual hand ling during cell processing, resulting in low scalability and high production risks. MARKET The global cell therapy market size was valued between USD 7-9 billion in 2025 and is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20-23% from 2025 to 2030 1 2 3, thus exceed - ing USD 47 billion in 2035. The market is constantly growing to in - clude new cell therapies, which presents a significant opportunity for companies to strengthen their market positions. As a result, during the past few years, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of companies engaged in the development of cell therapies. OFFERING AcouSort has been approached by a handful of multinational Life Science companies seeking solutions to enclose and automate the cell therapeutics processing and eliminate the current manual processing. Our separation modules are well suited for this as they can automatically perform the cell wash, cell up-concentra - tions and separation of target cell types needed. AcouSort’s strategy is to develop and supply the automated cell processing modules as single use OEM components to our Life Science instrumentation partners. In this way, the AcouSort busi - ness model is both scalable and represents a significant revenue potential. FOCUS 2026 In 2026, AcouSort will continue to develop its cell separation modules in close collaboration with customers within cell thera - py. Continued focus will be on technical development to further increase the sample throughput. We’ve made significant progress regarding the robustness and ease of integration for the high throughput solution that can be used across several different ap - plication areas. We will now develop evaluation test kits and focus on internal application development to further strengthen our offering to OEM customers within cell therapy, stem cell isolation, and flow cytometry applications. Activities 2026 Quarter 1 • Participated in Phacilitate Advanced Therapies Week in San Diego to network with key companies in the cell therapy field working on technologies for cell and gene therapy. • Initiated collaboration with MFX. Collaboration was initiated by a 6-month rental of the AcouWash system to explore cell purification applications for cell therapy production. • Continued work with increasing sample throughput to strengthen AcouSort’s offering to customers in cell therapy segment. Quarter 2 • Poster presentation at CYTO 2026 conference showing the benefits of using acoustofluidics to preserve cell health. CELL THERAPY Automated cell processing facilitates the cell therapy revolution Diagnostics Cell therapyautomation Lab
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9 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 In academic research, pharmaceutical discovery and early development, there is an increasing demand for automated and standardized workflows for analysis and quality control of cell-containing samples. As analytical methods advance, the quality and purity of the input sample is critical to achieve reliable and reproducible results. AcouSort’s technology address- es this need by enabling gentle, label-free and continuous cell separation, delivering highly pure cell populations that are directly compatible with automated analytical instruments. 1 Lab Automation Market Size & Share | Industry Report, 2033 The lab automation market is shifting from a strong focus on automated liquid handling toward automated end -to-end sample workflows, including preparation and purification of cell -contain- ing samples prior to analysis and QC. Growth is driven by higher throughput demands, increasing analytical sensitivity, and the need for standardized, reproducible results with minimal operator dependence. Despite this shift, centrifugation and manual han - dling remain key bottlenecks to full automation. MARKET The global lab automation market is estimated at USD ~8–9 billion, growing at a mid -single to high-single digit CAGR 1. Growth is driven by increasing sample volumes, labor shortages, and de - mand for standardized and reproducible workflows in life science research, diagnostics, and biopharma. Within lab automation, automated handling of cells represents a fast-growing sub-segment, supported by the expansion of cell-based assays, cell and gene therapies, and biologics man - ufacturing. Automation of cell washing, separation, and culture is increasingly critical to improve reproducibility, scalability, and process robustness compared with manual, pipette -based methods. OFFERING By integrating AcouSort’s OEM modules or research systems upstream of analysis or QC, laboratories can eliminate centrifu - gation and manual handling, enabling automated and scalable workflows. This reduces variability, increases throughput, and supports seamless integration into modern lab automation envi - ronments. The value of automation is particularly high in applications reliant on consistent, high -quality input material, such as flow -cytometry analysis, imaging systems, and emerging cell -based assays. By delivering pure, well -defined cell populations, AcouSort helps customers maximize instrument performance, improve data qual - ity, and increase the return on investment in advanced analytical infrastructure. FOCUS 2026 Going forward, AcouSort will continue to prioritize technology development that supports automation, scalability and integra - tion, strengthening the company’s role as a technology provider enabling next-generation workflows for cell analysis and quality control in academic research and pharmaceutical discovery envi - ronments. Activities 2026 Quarter 1 • Participation in SLAS conference to engage with potential customers designing and developing new solutions for automated laboratory workflows. • Develop concept designs for integration of AcouSort separation module to lab automation workflows. • Installation of AcouWash system at University of Wisconsin to use in project related to improved workflow for cell handling in radiolabelling assays. Quarter 2 • Installation of AcouWash at US based veterinary medicine company. • Demo travel to New York to meet with potential customers interested in separation technology for research applications. • Conference participation at SLAS Europe 2026 and at CYTO 2026. LAB AUTOMATION Automated cell separation enables improved end to end workflows for cell analysis Diagnostics Cell therapyautomation Lab
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10 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Active industry collaborations Collaborations with life science companies developing diagnostic systems, cell therapy production equipment and lab automation products represent a cornerstone of AcouSort’s strategic tran - sition from research -oriented activities towards OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) integration. These collaborations sup - port the Company’s long -term objective of embedding its propri - etary acoustophoretic technology as integrated modules within third-party medical and laboratory equipment. Engagements typically commence with the leasing of AcouSort’s benchtop systems, the sale of evaluation kits or the execution of limited-scope feasibility studies. Where a strong technological and commercial fit is established, such initial activities may prog - ress into long -term strategic partnerships and formal product development programs. The timing of early collaboration phases is inherently difficult to predict, as progress depends on customer priorities, application requirements and internal development resources. Once a collab - oration enters formal product development, timelines become more predictable, although they vary by segment. For diagnostic devices, development cycles are typically in the range of approx - imately three to five years. For cell therapy -related systems, time to market is generally estimated at one to three years, while lab automation products are often characterized by shorter develop - ment cycles of approximately one to two years. ActiveNew collaboration, active Progress in the quarter Pending On hold Discontinued DX = Diagnostics CT = Cell Therapy LA = Lab Automation Partner Description Concept study Feasibility testing Early Product development Formal product development Validation / beta testing Product launch DX1 Werfen (Instrumentation Laboratory) License agreement. Press released on June 8, 2018. CT1 Global life science company active in the cell therapy field. Press released on Nov 14, 2022. LA2 GenSensor. Press released on April 29, 2024. (Previously QC1) LA3 US based company evaluating sample preparation and cell wash for cytometry-like applications. Press released on April 26, 2024. (Previously FC2) CT3 US based cell therapy company. Press released on July 29, 2024. LA4 Leading global pharma company evaluating AcouWash for quality control in an R&D setting. Press released on October 23, 2024. (Previously QC2) DX2 Moeller Medical. Develops diagnostic device containing AcouSort technology. Press released on May 21, 2025. LA5 Leading flow cytometry instrument manufacturer. Press released on August 5, 2024. (Previously FC3) CT4 Bio Recell. Press released on March 3, 2025. DX4 SeeQ Diagnostics. Press released on November 19, 2025. CT5 MFX. Press released on December 19, 2025. LA6 Large international manufacturing company. Press released on January 23, 2026. DX5 Large international company within animal diagnostics. Press released on June 3, 2026. 2024
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11 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 AcouSort’s research collaborations To stay at the forefront, AcouSort is continuously developing the acoustofluidic technology further together with universities and commercial partners. AcouSort was originally spun out from Lund University, Depart - ment of Biomedical Engineering (BME) based on research led by Professor Thomas Laurell. Today, more than 20 scientists at BME are active within acoustofluidics representing the largest concen - tration of acoustofluidics research in the world. AcouSort has very close collaborations with several of the Prima - ry Investigators at BME and also IP agreements in place securing access to relevant innovations developed. Over the past years, AcouSort has in addition collaborated with a number of international industrial and academic groups in order to further support our ambition to maintain our leadership as the most advanced commercial and technical player within acousto - fluidics. These collaborations are summarized in the table below, and they address topics ranging from advanced bead-mediated acoustofluidics separation of stem cells over automated exosome isolation to targeting of next generation devices replacing current glass-based devices with plastic. Project Sponsor Goal Partners Duration Status AcouSort grant Total project grant AcouSome European Innovation Council Development of a miniaturized microfluidic module for exosome isolation directly from blood using ultrasound generated by thin films, to be used in research and diagnostics. Lund University, DTU, DayOne 2023-2025 Completed January 2026 EUR 1,100,000 EUR 2,500,000 IndiCell Vinnova Development of a world leading innovation milieu for individualized induced pluripotent stem cell derived therapies, to lower the risks and overcome hurdles for the translation from basic science to innovations and further to clinical applications. Lund University, Karolinska Institute, KTH, Lab-On-A-Bead AB, Skåne University Hospital, BioLamina AB, Karolinska University Hospital 2021-2026 Ongoing EUR 110,000 EUR 3,520,000* Blue4Therapy Eureka, Vinnova, Innovation Fund Denmark Development of a platform for specific stem cell isolation from autologous adipose tissue for effective regenerative therapy, together with universities and commercial partners. Blue Cell Therapeutics, University of Southern Denmark, Novozymes A/S 2020-2023 Completed April 2023 EUR 300,000 EUR 800,000 AcouPlast Eureka, Vinnova, Innovation Fund Denmark Development of polymer chips to make acoustic separation even more cost efficient and easy to integrate into diagnostic and analytical systems. DTU, Ortofon A/S, Lund University 2019-2023 Completed Mar 2023 EUR 400,000 EUR 1,000,000 BioWings EU Horizon 2020 Development of thin films generating the ultrasound used for cell processing to make acoustofluidic chips more efficient and easier to manufacture. Weizmann Institute of Science, EPFL, PIEMACS, DTU, Lund Univeristy 2018-2022 Completed Nov 2022 EUR 180,000 EUR 3,000,000 *Currency conversion from SEK, i.e. the total project grant in EUR is approximate.
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12 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 AcouSort’s products OEM COMPONENTS AcouSort’s core strategy is to develop and commercialise Origi - nal Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) components for automated sample preparation and processing. These solutions enable the integration of AcouSort’s acoustophoretic technology into analyt - ical, diagnostic and therapeutic systems, supporting automated and standardised workflows. The primary customers for OEM components are instrument manufacturers within the life science industry. The Company aims to expand its OEM portfolio to address a broad range of applications within clinical analysis and biological sample handling. The acoustic separation components are ex - pected to play an important role in the development of next - generation scientific and diagnostic devices, where rapid and automated access to clean cell and blood fractions is required. Similar needs are also seen in therapeutic sample processing systems, including applications related to cancer and stem cell therapies. Evaluation Kits To support customer evaluation and integration activities, AcouSort offers evaluation kits to partners interested in exploring the capabilities of the company’s acoustofluidic technology and assessing its suitability for integration into their own systems. The kits provide hands -on access to AcouSort’s core OEM modules, including the Separation Modules, Trapping Module and Acou - PlasmaOptical Module, enabling customers to evaluate perfor - mance in relevant application environments. The evaluation kits are designed to support early -stage develop - ment activities, allowing partners to prototype automated sample preparation workflows and assess compatibility with existing analytical, diagnostic or processing platforms. By lowering the threshold for technical evaluation, the kits facilitate structured collaboration and serve as an important step in progressing dis - cussions towards formal OEM development projects. AcouPlasmaOptical – integrated separation of biofluids AcouPlasmaOptical is an OEM component designed for integration into diagnostic and analytical instruments as a semi-consumable. It enables automated and rapid analysis of particle-free media in point-of-care diagnostic devices and mon - itoring systems. The technology uses gentle acoustic forces in combination with microfluidics to create a particle-free window for optical access in samples without the need for prior cen - trifugation. Centrifugation often requires manual intervention that may have negative effects on sample quality, making Acou - PlasmaOptical a competitive alternative. Custom made solutions for interfacing of sample flow and elec - tronic connection are available. Design, development and manu - facturing of AcouPlasmaOptical is ISO13485 certified. RESEARCH AND INNOVATION SYSTEMS AcouSort offers two benchtop research systems that provide customers with hands-on access to the Company’s core acous - tofluidic techniques, i.e., separation and trapping techniques. Serving as research and innovation platforms, the instruments provide easy access to the technology for instrument manufac - turers interested in integrating acoustofluidic OEM components into their systems. With user-friendly hardware and software, the instruments enable automated handling of biological samples, supporting academic researchers and product development teams working with new biomarker identification and diagnostic assay development. AcouWash – automated cell separation AcouWash is a benchtop research instrument for label-free sepa - ration of target cells from a variety of biological samples. The sys - tem provides automated processing and is designed to perform sensitive separations and handle fragile cells without any impact on viability. The acoustic forces used in the AcouWash provides samples with very high quality and with minimal sample-to- sample variation. With the AcouWash system, a variety of applications aimed at separation of blood cells can be automated. Common applica - tions comprise gentle and highly efficient cell wash, label-free separation of mononuclear cells and platelets from blood, and rare cell isolation (e.g., bead mediated separations) for research and product development applications. AcouTrap – sample enrichment and preparation AcouTrap is a benchtop research instrument for automated enrichment, washing and labelling of cells and nanoparticles in biological samples. The system enables gentle handling of cells and other biological particles and is primarily used in research and development environments where high recovery and preser - vation of sample integrity are critical. AcouTrap supports a range of sample preparation workflows and is used by customers to explore applications and perform feasi - bility studies and where the system is particularly well suited for research studies with small volume samples for example biobank samples only provided in minute fluid volumes.
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13 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Income statement – Group 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 20262025202420232022 Q1-Q2Full yearFull yearFull yearFull year Total income, SEK thousand R&D grants Net sales Operating results For the second quarter of the year, AcouSort Group reported net sales of TSEK 2,116 (1,551), which consisted of product sales of TSEK 685 (262) and royalty income of TSEK 1,431 (1,289). Other operating income consists of research grants amounting to TSEK 26 (1,329). The reduction in the research grant is due to the project being completed in 2025. Raw materials for the period amounted to TSEK -104 (0). Other external expenses for the period amounted to TSEK -2,276 (-1,989). Personnel costs for the period amounted to TSEK -3,353 (-3,335). Depreciation for the period amounted to TSEK -22 (-42). The second quarter’s operating result for the group totalled TSEK -3,613 (-2,487). AcouSort has been successful in applying for public R&D grants within Swe- den and the EU. Since 2021, AcouSort has been awarded SEK 20.5 million in research and development grants. Apparently incorrect sums are explained by rounding in the rows leading to the sum. 4/1/2026 4/1/2025 1/1/2026 1/1/2025 1/1/2025 (SEK thousand) 6/30/2026 6/30/2025 6/30/2026 6/30/2025 12/31/2025 Operating income Net sales 2,116 1,551 4,263 3,146 6,853 Other income 26 1,329 128 2,363 3,579 Total income 2,142 2,880 4,391 5,509 10,432 Operating expenses Raw materials -104 0 -192 -51 -111 Other external expenses -2,276 -1,989 -4,111 -3,670 -6,928 Personnel costs -3,353 -3,335 -6,704 -7,516 -14,141 Depreciations -22 -42 -45 -91 -175 Total expenses -5,755 -5,366 -11,052 -11,328 -21,355 OPERATING RESULT -3,613 -2,487 -6,661 -5,820 -10,923 Result from financial items Financial income 82 40 761 59 114 Financial expenses -1 -363 -1 -1,070 -1,336 Total financial items 81 -323 760 -1,012 -1,223 Result after financial items -3,532 -2,809 -5,901 -6,831 -12,146 Result before taxes -3,532 -2,809 -5,901 -6,831 -12,146 Tax on this year's result -7 -8 -7 -8 -8 Result for the period -3,539 -2,817 -5,908 -6,839 -12,153 Result per share, SEK - before dilution -0.17 -0.14 -0.28 -0.41 -0.64 Result per share, SEK - after dilution -0.16 -0.14 -0.26 -0.40 -0.60
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14 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Balance sheet – Group Financial Position On June 30, 2026, AcouSort Group's equity ratio was 46% (81). Equity amounted to TSEK 9,806 (21,258). Cash and cash equivalents amounted to TSEK 9,482 (16,675). Under accrued expenses and prepaid income, 10,404 (3,701) is reported the advance payment of royalties received during the quarter of 1.3 million USD. Total assets for the Group amounted to TSEK 21,473 (26,316). Apparently incorrect sums are explained by rounding in the rows leading to the sum. ASSETS (SEK thousand) 6/30/2026 12/31/2025 Fixed assets Intangible assets Concessions, patents, licenses, trademarks, and similar rights 4,977 4,845 Total intangible assets 4,977 4,845 Financial assets Other long-term receivables 23 12 Total financial assets 23 12 Total fixed assets 5,000 4,857 Current assets Inventories 2,480 2,565 Account receivable 706 111 Other receivables 2,272 323 Prepaid expenses and accrued income 1,533 3,745 Cash and cash equivalents 9,482 6,291 Total current assets 16,473 13,036 TOTAL ASSETS 21,473 17,893 EQUITY AND LIABILITIES (SEK thousand) 6/30/2026 12/31/2025 Equity Restricted equity Share capital 2,116 2,116 Total restricted equity 2,116 2,116 Non-restricted equity Other contributed capital 117,210 117,470 Reserves -2 72 Retained earnings -103,611 -91,206 Profit/loss for the period -5,908 -12,153 Total non-restricted equity 7,690 14,183 Total equity 9,806 16,301 Current liabilities Account payables 804 444 Tax liabilities 0 67 Other liabilities 458 250 Accrued expenses and deferred income 10,404 831 Total current liabilities 11,667 1,592 TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 21,473 17,893
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15 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Statement of changes in equity – Group Apparently incorrect sums are explained by rounding in the rows leading to the sum. (SEK thousand) Share capital Other contributed capital Reserves Retained earnings Loss for the period Total Opening balance January 1, 2025 1,493 99,116 -45 -77,024 -15,078 8,463 Prior year´s result 0 0 0 -15,078 15,078 0 Conversion difference 0 0 117 896 0 1,013 Warrants, Serie 2025/2028 0 166 0 0 0 166 Rights issue 623 24,296 0 0 0 24,919 Costs, rights issue 0 -6,107 0 0 0 -6,107 Loss for the period 0 0 0 0 -12,152 -12,152 Equity December 31, 2025 2,116 117,470 72 -91,206 -12,152 16,301 Opening balance January 1, 2026 2,116 117,470 72 -91,206 -12,152 16,301 Prior year´s result 0 0 0 -12,152 12,152 0 Conversion difference 0 0 -74 -253 0 -327 Costs, rights issue 0 -260 0 0 0 -260 Loss for the period 0 0 0 0 -5,908 -5,908 Equity June 30, 2026 2,116 117,210 -2 -103,611 -5,908 9,806
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16 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Cash flow statement – Group Cash flow and investments AcouSort Group’s cash flow for the second quarter of the year was TSEK -4,959 (13,940). Investments amounted to TSEK -57 (870), of which TSEK -46 (-178) pertained to intangible assets and TSEK 11 (1,048) to financial assets. 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 2026, Q22026, Q12025, Q42025, Q32025, Q2 Cash and cash equivalents last five quarters, SEK thousand Apparently incorrect sums are explained by rounding in the rows leading to the sum. At the end of the second quarter, the Group had cash and cash equivalents amounting to TSEK 9,482. This cash position allows AcouSort to continue its planned activities into Q1 2027. 4/1/2026 4/1/2025 1/1/2026 1/1/2025 1/1/2025 (SEK thousand) 6/30/2026 6/30/2025 6/30/2026 6/30/2025 12/31/2025 Operating activities Operating result -3,613 -2,487 -6,661 -5,820 -10,923 Depreciations 22 42 45 91 175 Financial income / expense 81 -323 760 -1,012 -1,222 Paid taxes -7 0 -7 0 -8 Cash flow from operating activities before changes in working capital -3,517 -2,768 -5,863 -6,741 -11,978 Change in working capital Increase/decrease inventories 41 -10 85 16 -40 Increase/decrease in receivables -45 -1,227 -332 -710 -2,493 Increase/decrease in current liabilities -1,121 -1,844 10,075 1,196 -2,269 Changes in working capital -1,125 -3,081 9,828 502 -4,802 Cash flow from operating activities -4,642 -5,849 3,965 -6,239 -16,780 Investing activities Increase/decrease of intangible assets -46 -178 -177 -283 -488 Increase/decrease of financial assets -11 1,048 -11 994 0 Cash flow from investing activities -57 870 -188 711 -488 Financing activities Rights issue 0 24,919 0 24,919 24,919 Costs, rights issue -260 -5,999 -260 -6,084 0 Warrants 0 0 0 0 -6,107 Increase/decrease of long-term liabilities 0 0 0 0 166 Cash flow from financing activities -260 18,920 -260 18,835 18,977 Change in cash and cash equivalents -4,959 13,940 3,517 13,307 1,709 Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the period 14,572 3,448 6,291 3,568 3,568 Conversion difference and other adjustments -132 -712 -327 -200 1,014 Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period 9,482 16,675 9,482 16,675 6,291
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17 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Income statement – Parent company Operating results For the second quarter of the year, the parent company reported net sales of TSEK 2,084 (1,524), which consisted of product sales of TSEK 653 (235) and royalty income of TSEK 1,431 (1,289). Other operating income consists of re - search grants amounting to TSEK 26 (1,329). The reduction in the research grant is due to the project being completed in 2025. Raw materials for the period amounted to TSEK -104 (0). Other external expenses for the period amounted to TSEK -2,271 (-1,891). Personnel costs for the period amounted to TSEK -3,353 (-3,335). Depreciation for the period amounted to TSEK -22 (-42). The second quarter's operating result for the parent company totalled TSEK -3,639 (-2,415). Apparently incorrect sums are explained by rounding in the rows leading to the sum. 4/1/2026 4/1/2025 1/1/2026 1/1/2025 1/1/2025 (SEK thousand) 6/30/2026 6/30/2025 6/30/2026 6/30/2025 12/31/2025 Operating income Net sales 2,084 1,524 4,228 3,094 6,799 Other income 26 1,329 128 2,363 3,579 Total income 2,109 2,854 4,355 5,457 10,378 Operating expenses Raw materials -104 0 -192 -51 -111 Other external expenses -2,271 -1,891 -4,034 -3,440 -6,680 Personnel costs -3,353 -3,335 -6,704 -7,516 -14,141 Depreciations -22 -42 -45 -91 -175 Total expenses -5,749 -5,269 -10,975 -11,098 -21,107 OPERATING RESULT -3,639 -2,415 -6,619 -5,641 -10,730 Result from financial items Loss from receivables in group companies* 0 0 0 0 -2,000 Financial income 82 40 761 59 734 Financial expenses -1 -363 -1 -1,070 -1,336 Total financial items 81 -322 760 -1,012 -2,603 Result after financial items -3,558 -2,738 -5,859 -6,653 -13,332 Result before taxes -3,558 -2,738 -5,859 -6,653 -13,332 Tax on this year’s result 0 0 0 0 0 Result for the period -3,558 -2,738 -5,859 -6,653 -13,332 *Write-down has been made of the receivables towards AcouSort INC, corresponding to SEK 2.0 million.
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18 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Balance sheet – Parent company Financial Position On June 30, 2026, the parent company's equity ratio was 50% (83). Equity amounted to TSEK 11,762 (24,417). Cash and cash equivalents amounted to TSEK 8,932 (16,455). Under accrued expenses and prepaid income, 10,404 (3,701) is reported the advance payment of royalties received during the quarter of 1.3 million USD. Total assets amounted to TSEK 23,428 (29,475). Apparently incorrect sums are explained by rounding in the rows leading to the sum. ASSETS (SEK thousand) 6/30/2026 12/31/2025 Fixed assets Intangible assets Concessions, patents, licenses, trademarks, and similar rights 4,977 4,845 Total intangible assets 4,977 4,845 Financial assets Shares in group companies 9 9 Receivables from group companies* 3,075 1,830 Other long-term receivables 23 12 Total financial assets 3,107 1,851 Total fixed assets 8,084 6,697 Current assets Inventories 2,480 2,565 Account receivables 706 111 Other receivables 2,272 323 Prepaid expenses and accrued income 954 3,731 Cash and cash equivalents 8,932 6,045 Total current assets 15,344 12,776 TOTAL ASSETS 23,428 19,473 EQUITY AND LIABILITIES (SEK thousand) 6/30/2026 12/31/2025 Equity Restricted equity Share capital 2,116 2,116 Development expense fund 4,977 4,845 Total restricted equity 7,094 6,962 Non-restricted equity Share premium 117,210 117,470 Retained earnings -106,683 -93,219 Profit/loss for the period -5,859 -13,332 Total non-restricted equity 4,668 10,919 Total equity 11,762 17,881 Current liabilities Account payables 804 444 Tax liabilities 0 67 Other liabilities 458 250 Accrued expenses and deferred income 10,404 831 Total current liabilities 11,667 1,592 TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 23,428 19,473 *Write-down has been made of the receivables towards AcouSort INC, corresponding to SEK 2.0 million.
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19 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Statement of changes in equity – Parent company Apparently incorrect sums are explained by rounding in the rows leading to the sum. (SEK thousand) Share capital Development expense fund Share premium Retained earnings Loss for the period Total Opening balance January 1, 2025 1,493 4,448 99,116 -76,974 -15,848 12,236 Prior year´s result 0 0 0 -15,848 15,848 0 Development expense fund 0 397 0 -397 0 0 Warrants, Serie 2025/2028 0 0 166 0 0 166 Rights issue 623 0 24,296 0 0 24,919 Costs, rights issue 0 0 -6,107 0 0 -6,107 Loss for the period 0 0 0 0 -13,332 -13,332 Equity December 31, 2025 2,116 4,845 117,470 -93,219 -13,332 17,881 Opening balance January 1, 2026 2,116 4,845 117,470 -93,219 -13,332 17,881 Prior year´s result 0 0 0 -13,332 13,332 0 Development expense fund 0 132 0 -132 0 0 Costs, rights issue 0 0 -260 0 0 -260 Loss for the period 0 0 0 0 -5,859 -5,859 Equity June 30, 2026 2,116 4,977 117,210 -106,683 -5,859 11,762
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20 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Cash flow statement – Parent company Cash flow and investments The parent company's cash flow for the second quarter was TSEK -5,093 (13,248). Investments amounted to TSEK -1,027 (116), of which TSEK -47 (-178) pertained to intangible assets and TSEK -980 (293) to financial assets. Apparently incorrect sums are explained by rounding in the rows leading to the sum. 4/1/2026 4/1/2025 1/1/2026 1/1/2025 1/1/2025 (SEK thousand) 6/30/2026 6/30/2025 6/30/2026 6/30/2025 12/31/2025 Operating activities Operating result -3,639 -2,415 -6,619 -5,641 -10,730 Depreciations 22 42 45 91 175 Financial net 81 -322 760 -1,012 -2,603 Cash flow from operating activities before changes in working capital -3,535 -2,696 -5,814 -6,562 -13,157 Change in working capital Increase/decrease inventories 41 -9 85 16 -40 Increase/decrease in receivables 534 -1,238 233 -784 -2,611 Increase/decrease in current liabilities -845 -1,845 10,075 1,197 -2,269 Changes in working capital -270 -3,092 10,393 429 -4,920 Cash flow from operating activities -3,806 -5,787 4,579 -6,133 -18,077 Investing activities Increase/decrease of intangible assets -47 -178 -177 -283 -488 Increase/decrease of financial assets -980 293 -1,255 994 2,591 Cash flow from investing activities -1,027 116 -1,432 711 2,103 Financing activities Rights issue 0 24,919 0 24,919 24,919 Costs, rights issue -260 -5,999 -260 -6,084 0 Warrants 0 0 0 0 -6,107 Increase/decrease of long-term liabilities 0 0 0 0 166 Cash flow from financing activities -260 18,920 -260 18,835 18,977 Change in cash and cash equivalents -5,093 13,248 2,887 13,412 3,003 Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the period 14,026 3,206 6,045 3,042 3,042 Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period 8,932 16,455 8,932 16,455 6,045
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21 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 THE SHARE AcouSort’s share was listed on Spotlight Stock Market January 9th, 2017. In December 2020 the share changed list to Nasdaq First North Growth Market, with December 14th as the first trading day. The ticker symbol of the share is “ACOU”, and the ISIN-code is SE0009189608. First North Growth Market is an alternative mar - ketplace run by NASDAQ OMX GROUP . Companies traded on First North Growth Market do not have to be compliant to the same rules as companies traded on a regulated market. Instead, the companies follow under less strict rules applied for growth com - panies. The risk of investing in a company traded on First North Growth Market may thus be greater than investing in a company traded on a regulated market. All companies with shares traded on First North Growth Market have a Certified Adviser that super - vises the compliance of the rules. The stock exchange examines applications to be listed on the exchange. AcouSort’s Certified Adviser on Nasdaq First North Growth Market is Tapper Partners AB. As of June 30, 2026, the number of shares in AcouSort AB was 21,163,902 (21,163,902). The Company has one class of shares. Each share carries one (1) vote per share and carries equal rights to share in the Company’s assets and earnings. THE SUBSIDIARY ACOUSORT INC AcouSort AB has a wholly owned subsidiary in the USA, AcouSort Inc. The Company’s task is to carry out marketing and sales on the North American market. BUSINESS-RELATED RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES In summary, the risks and uncertainties that AcouSort’s opera - tions are exposed to are related to, among other things, competi - tion, technology development, market conditions, capital needs, currencies and interest rates. No significant changes in risk or uncertainty factors occurred during the current period. For more detailed reporting of risks and uncertainties, please refer to the Annual Report. The group makes continuous simulations regarding expected liquidity development for the coming twelve-month period. These simulations are based on the current order backlog, ongoing EU-funded R&D projects, planned investments as well as oper - ational costs. The Group’s simulations show that the Group has sufficient liquidity into Q1 2027. In a scenario where the Group would not succeed in achieving the budgeted sales revenues, there is a potential risk the Group may experience liquidity problems. This means that liquidity devel - opment constitutes an uncertainty factor regarding the Group’s continued operations. It is the Group’s current assessment that such a situation can be handled without a new rights issue being carried out. UPCOMING FINANCIAL REPORTS • Q3 2026: November 25, 2026 • Q4 2026: February 24, 2027 REVIEW BY AUDITORS The interim report has not been reviewed by the Company’s auditor. PRINCIPLES FOR THE INTERIM REPORT’S ESTABLISHMENT The interim report has been prepared in accordance with the Swedish Accounting Standards Board’s General Council 2012:1 Annual Report and Consolidated Accounts (K3) and the Annual Accounts Act. Other information Jan- Jun 2026 Jan - Jun 2025 Jan- Dec 2025 Number of shares before dilution 21,163,902 21,163,902 21,163,902 Number of shares after dilution 22,148,902 21,715,900 22,700,900 Result per share before dilution -0.28 -0.40 -0.64 Average number of shares before dilution 21,163,902 16,517,394 18,859,743 Average number och shares after dilution 22,424,901 17,069,392 20,396,741
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22 ACOUSORT | Interim Report January 1 – June 30, 2026 Declaration by the Board of Directors and the CEO The Board of Directors and the Chief Executive Officer certify that the interim report provides a true and fair view of the Company’s business, financial position, performance and describes material risks and uncertainties, to which the Company is exposed. The report has not been reviewed by the Company’s auditors. Lund, August 26, 2026 Stefan Blomsterberg Katherine Flagg Per Sundkvist Thomas Laurell Torsten Freltoft Stefan Scheding Stefan Blomsterberg Thomas Laurell Chairman Board member Stefan Scheding Katherine Flagg Board member Board member Per Sundkvist Torsten Freltoft Board member CEO For further information, contact: Torsten Freltoft, CEO Telephone: +45 20 450 854 E-mail: torsten.freltoft@acousort.com Website: www.acousort.com Address: Medicon Village, SE-223 81 LUND, Sweden
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revolutionizing sample processing AcouSort