Fingerprint Cards (FING-B.ST) Stock Analysis & AI Equity Report
Fingerprint Cards (FING-B.ST) overview
Fingerprint Cards (FING-B.ST) stock analysis and AI equity research. For the latest completed financial year, 2025, Fingerprint Cards reported revenue of SEK 78.2m and operating profit of SEK -56.4m; the year-end share price was 18.25 SEK and market capitalisation was SEK 129m. Fingerprint Cards is covered by Valuatum but does not yet have a published AI equity report. Generate a fresh report to get Fingerprint Cards's valuation, segment value analysis, reverse valuation, financial forecasts, key ratios, risks and catalysts.
Key metrics & valuation multiples
Figures updated on 2026-07-27. Data will be refreshed during report generation.
About Fingerprint Cards
Fingerprint Cards AB develops and sells biometric systems combining sensors, microcontroller units, algorithms, software and packaging technologies for secure user authentication. Its products are used in applications such as FIDO security keys, crypto wallets and payment cards, and the company also monetizes intellectual property through licensing. It is shifting toward higher-value segments such as payments, access control and digital identity.
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Sources & methodology
Financial figures are sourced from Valuatum's financial model for Fingerprint Cards and represent the latest completed financial year (2025). See the methodology for the full Valuatum AI equity research framework.
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Analyst reports on Fingerprint Cards
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