Your capital is at risk. You may lose money on your investments.

Please click our full Risk Disclaimer

Klarna Stock Jumps 5.5%: Can This Earnings Beat Save the IPO Darling?

1 min

Klarna’s IPO generated excitement, but shares later lost over half their value. The buy-now-pay-later company aims to recover, with shares up 5.5% in premarket trading on Thursday after stronger-than-expected first-quarter earnings. Investors are hopeful for the first time since the IPO. Let’s examine the numbers to determine if this marks a real turnaround or just a fleeting boost.

Klarna’s revenue rose 44% to $1 billion this quarter, beating the $944.1 million estimate. The loss narrowed to 1 cent per share, well below the expected 18-cent loss. Klarna processed $33.7 billion in transactions, ahead of the $32.7 billion forecast.

These results come at a critical moment. Klarna’s IPO was among the largest of 2025, with shares rising 15% on their first day and valuing the company at over $17 billion. That enthusiasm faded; shares have since dropped, trading well below the IPO price, and the market value stood at $9.97 billion Wednesday, a fall of more than $7 billion since the debut.

Thursday’s results don’t erase concerns but shift the conversation. A 44% jump in revenue and near-breakeven loss show growth outpacing share performance. Sustained profitability in the coming quarters will determine momentum.

image Featured Courses

Introduction to Stock Trading

Trade with fewer limits

Day trade with fewer limits at fast speed. Buy stocks and ETFs at low fees.

Age restriction

Please confirm that you are over 18 years old to continue

I am under 18

The content on this website is not intended for traders in your location. Please choose the website most applicable to your location.

Go to US website