Celebrus Technologies (LSE:CLBS) released its interim results for the six months ending 30 September 2025, reporting an increase in annual recurring revenue to $15.6 million even as total revenue slipped to $10.4 million. The company posted a statutory loss before tax of $2.3 million, which management attributes to shifts in commercial contract structures and broader market headwinds. Despite these challenges, Celebrus continues to enhance its platform—introducing improvements across mobile environments, analytics, and AI—while working to broaden its customer base and refine its go-to-market execution. Although budget constraints and slower decision-making cycles remain obstacles, the company is encouraged by progress in its late-stage pipeline and maintains a constructive outlook on future growth.
From an investment standpoint, Celebrus’ valuation screens as attractive, suggesting the shares may be undervalued relative to fundamentals. A stable balance sheet and underlying profitability provide additional support. However, pronounced bearish technical indicators and negative cash-flow trends introduce risks that temper the overall outlook.
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Celebrus Technologies plc is a global provider of advanced data solutions, recognised for elevating marketing impact and detecting fraud across a wide range of industries. The company specialises in seamless, compliant data capture across digital channels, enabling brands to strengthen customer engagement through real-time, high-quality data. Operating in more than 30 countries, Celebrus is listed on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange.
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