Kry

Swedish digital healthcare company Kry is laying off around 300 employees, representing 10% of its workforce, as part of a strategic move to achieve profitability within the next 18 to 24 months. The company, which operates in the health tech industry, reports that its Swedish operations are already essentially profitable. This restructuring, announced in April 2026, aims to streamline operations and accelerate its path to overall financial sustainability.

Swedish digital healthcare company Kry is laying off approximately 100 employees, which represents about 10% of its office staff. The layoffs affect personnel at the headquarters, while the company's roughly 2,000 healthcare employees across Sweden and Europe are not impacted. This decision, part of a broader trend of cutbacks in the tech sector during 2022, is attributed to a need for more careful capital management. Despite the reductions, Kry plans to continue hiring in its healthcare services and expanding its physical clinics in Sweden and operations in France and the UK, aiming to have a larger total workforce by year's end. The company, Europe's largest digital healthcare provider, cites a shift in focus back to core operations and sustainable investment as reasons for the restructuring.