One.com Group AB Due Diligence

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Denmark · owned by Oakley Capital (United Kingdom) · www.one.com · 13 vendors

One.com is a European web hosting and domain registration company headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. It provides services including domain registration, web hosting, website building tools, business email, SSL certificates, and WordPress hosting. The company serves millions of customers across Europe, with a strong presence in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, and other markets.

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Compliance

4 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

SOC 2 (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.one.com/en-gb/hosting/, https://www.one.com/en-gb/vps/

ISO 27001 (source) — No public evidence

GDPR (source) — Evidence found

Evidence: https://www.one.com/en-gb/legal/privacy/, https://www.one.com/en-gb/legal/terms/

Financials

Three-year financials

Financial Resilience Score: 4/10

One.com Group AB presents a mixed financial resilience profile. On the positive side, the company operates a subscription-based, recurring-revenue business model in domains, web hosting, and SMB website tools with historically sticky customers. It is audited by Deloitte AB (a Big Four firm), and historical top-line growth was strong (74.7% in FY23 and 34.3% in FY24 on a consolidated basis). The group continues to expand via M&A, including the September 2025 acquisition of Veebimajutus.ee in Estonia. However, several significant concerns weigh on resilience. The consolidated group has posted persistent large net losses (−MSEK 916.5 in FY23, −MSEK 1,603.8 in FY24, −MSEK 150.9 in FY25) driven by heavy intangible amortisation and interest costs. Leverage has historically been very high, with long-term bank debt of MSEK 9,039 at 30-Sep-2024 supporting an acquisitive strategy. Equity ratio (soliditet) fell from 6.2% in FY24 to −6.0% in FY25. Additionally, the FY 2024/25 accounts reflect a major structural reorganisation where most operating subsidiaries appear to have been transferred out of the Swedish sub-consolidation, causing a 90% drop in revenue and a collapse in balance sheet total from MSEK 13,774 to MSEK 1,164. Prior years had compliance flags including a late filing, an internal control deficiency, and tax payment issues, all of which raise governance concerns.

Key strengths: Subscription-based recurring revenue model with sticky SMB customer base, Big Four auditor (Deloitte AB) providing governance credibility, Strong historical top-line growth (74.7% FY23, 34.3% FY24), Continued M&A expansion in CEE region (Veebimajutus.ee, Estonia), Portfolio of regional hosting brands across Europe

Risk factors: Persistent large net losses (−MSEK 1,603.8 in FY24, −MSEK 916.5 in FY23), Very high historical leverage (MSEK 9,039 long-term bank debt at FY24), Equity ratio turned negative (−6.0%) in FY25, Major structural reorganisation in FY25 obscures trend visibility, Historical compliance flags: late filing, internal control deficiency, tax payment issues, Heavy intangible amortisation burden (goodwill MSEK 5,696.7 at FY24), No dividend track record over past five years, No public segment split disclosed

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