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Stockholm-listed enterprise DAM with branded portals, rights and consent management for Nordic industry.
In short
QBank, the DAM product of Stockholm-based QBNK Holding AB, founded in 2003 and listed on Spotlight Stock Market, serves Nordic enterprises such as Atlas Copco, Lantmännen, SCA and AxFlow. It fits multi-market industrial and consumer companies that need governed asset distribution, rights and GDPR consent control, and connectors to Nordic CMS platforms.
| Headquarters | Stockholm, Sweden 59.33°N 18.07°E |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2003 |
| Ownership | Publicly listed: QBNK Holding AB (publ) on the Spotlight Stock Market, Sweden |
| Status | Active |
| Market segments | Enterprise, Mid-market |
| Deployment | SaaS |
| EU data hosting | Yes QBank states it runs on secure EU cloud hosting; the provider and data centre locations are not named on its website. |
| European offices | Stockholm |
| Certifications | Not published or not verified |
| Pricing | Quote-based annual subscription; no prices published. |
| Website | qbankdam.com |
QBank is one of the few publicly listed DAM vendors in Europe, which gives buyers unusual visibility into its finances. QBNK Holding reported annual recurring revenue of SEK 37.0 million in July 2026, H1 2026 revenue of SEK 20.2 million and a break-even operating result. The company has no interest-bearing debt. Its customer base is concentrated in Sweden and the wider Nordics, with references across manufacturing, retail and the public sector, including Atlas Copco, Peab, Coop, Arjo and J.Lindeberg.
Functionally, QBank covers the governed core of DAM: structured metadata, role-based permissions, version control with approvals, rights and GDPR consent management, and branded portals for partners and distributors. AI features include auto-tagging, text detection in images and video, reverse image search and automatic video subtitles and translations. Connectors cover Microsoft Office 365, SharePoint, Adobe Photoshop and InDesign, and Nordic-relevant CMS platforms such as Optimizely, Sitevision, Umbraco, Drupal and WordPress. That stack makes QBank a natural fit where the website runs on a Nordic CMS.
The strategic picture has stabilised. A 2025 strategic review that considered a sale ended in November 2025 with a decision to stay independent, and Jörgen Karlsson became CEO in January 2026. Growth is flat (ARR moved from SEK 37.6 million to SEK 37.0 million year on year), so buyers should check roadmap investment, especially in generative AI and image delivery, against faster-moving peers. The CEO's stated focus on industrial customers and EU AI Act readiness signals where new development will go.
Nordic industrial, retail and public sector organisations that need governed asset distribution, consent control and Nordic CMS integration.
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QBNK reported ARR of SEK 37.0 million and H1 2026 revenue of SEK 20.2 million in its interim report.
QBNK announced that SCA and AxFlow selected QBank as their DAM platform in the first quarter of 2026.
QBNK appointed Jörgen Karlsson as CEO, succeeding interim CEO Jacob Philipson.
QBNK's board concluded the strategic review launched in January 2025 and decided the company would remain independent.
QBank is developed by QBNK Holding AB, which is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and listed on the Spotlight Stock Market.
Yes. QBank states that it runs on secure EU cloud hosting, although it does not name the provider or data centre locations publicly.
QBNK's board ran a strategic review from January 2025 and concluded in November 2025 that the company would remain independent.
QBank suits Nordic enterprises, particularly in manufacturing, retail and the public sector, that need governed DAM with rights management and Nordic CMS connectors.
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Facts verified against the sources above in 2026-10. Vendors can request corrections at editors@digitalassetmanagementsystems.com.