Eye-share continues its strong momentum, reporting revenue of NOK 247.1 million in 2025 - an increase of 11.5% year over year. This marks yet another year of solid double-digit growth, even as the company scales to a higher revenue base.
- Maintaining double-digit growth becomes more demanding as you grow. That’s why it’s especially encouraging to see that we’re able to keep up the pace and continue moving forward, says CEO Torhill Gysland Falnes.
Profit after tax reached NOK 44.2 million, compared to NOK 51.2 million the previous year. The decrease is primarily linked to higher group-level costs following organizational changes, rather than any weakening of the core business.
Overall, the company continues to deliver strong financial results and remains in a solid financial position.
Throughout 2025, Eye-share secured several strategically important customer agreements - both in Norway and internationally.
One of the key milestones is the agreement with the SpareBank 1 Alliance, representing one of Norway’s largest banking groups. The deal marks an important step into the financial sector and includes the rollout of automation solutions across multiple banks.
Internationally, Eye-share has strengthened its presence with new customers such as Caravel Resources in Asia, along with maritime companies in Europe, including Sartori & Berger in Germany. These additions further reinforce the company’s position within shipping, maritime, and energy-related industries.
Growth in 2025 is driven by both the domestic market and ongoing international expansion. Notably, investments in Singapore are now starting to show clear results.
- Building presence in new markets takes time - both in terms of competence and trust. But we’re now seeing clear signs that our efforts are paying off. That gives us a strong foundation for continued international growth, Falnes says.
Globally, demand is particularly strong in shipping, maritime, and energy sectors, while Eye-share maintains a broad industry footprint in Norway.
The company’s focus on artificial intelligence continues to play a central role - both in product development and across the organization.
Eye-share enables customers to start using AI from day one through its solutions, helping reduce manual work, simplify maintenance, and free up time for core business activities.
- AI is fundamentally changing how software is developed. It’s exciting to see how we’re now working in entirely new ways, with AI and developers collaborating to create better solutions. We’re able to reduce a large share of the workload, while still staying in control. We’ve made significant progress in cutting down on time-intensive development—across planning, coding, testing, validation, strategy, and domain knowledge.
Equally important is how AI has already changed the way we work across sales, marketing, projects, and support. In 2026, we’re moving beyond exploration—we now have clear targets for the impact AI should deliver, Falnes adds.
With strong results in 2025, new strategic customers, and increasing returns from international investments, Eye-share enters 2026 with clear ambitions for further growth.
- We have a solid foundation, strong customer relationships, and a team that continuously challenges itself. That puts us in a great position for another exciting year, says Falnes.
|
Year |
Revenue |
Profit (NOK) |
|
2020 |
132 MNOK |
21.1 MNOK |
|
2021 |
151 MNOK |
27.2 MNOK |
|
2022 |
174 MNOK |
32.8 MNOK |
|
2023 |
202 MNOK |
42.1 MNOK |
|
2024 |
221 MNOK |
51.2 MNOK |
|
2025 |
247 MNOK |
44.2 MNOK |
For more information, please contact:
Torhill Gysland Falnes, CEO of Eye-share AS
+47 48 01 97 44 | torhill.falnes@eye-share.no