Cimpress

Cimpress shares fell about 0.5% in premarket trading to $88.64 despite no company-specific news. The decline was driven by a broadly risk-averse mood after restrictive comments from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, persistently high 10‑year US Treasury yields (around 4.76%), and typical September weakness. Additional factors include the long-term debt taken on earlier this year (a Term Loan B of over $1.1 billion) and small insider sales by CEO Robert Keane. Investors are awaiting further cues ahead of the JOLTS report and the Fed decision on September 16; until then the stock is likely to track overall market sentiment. » More on de.investing.com

Cimpress announced at the Midwest IDEAS conference a growth strategy focused on winning market share from traditional printers and introducing new products (e.g., packaging, labels, apparel), and leveraging a partnership with Canva. For fiscal 2026 the company reported revenue of $3.7 billion, adjusted EBITDA of $458 million and adjusted free cash flow of $122 million. Management forecasts adjusted EBITDA of at least $520 million for 2027 and at least $615 million for 2028, with rising free cash flows; at the same time a high investment cycle is weighing on near-term cash flow. Cimpress plans debt reduction, opportunistic share buybacks and smaller acquisitions, but still sees competition from online providers and a decline in traditional print shops. » More on de.investing.com

Cimpress will publish results for the quarter ended June 30 on July 29, 2026. Two analysts expect on average an EPS of 1.22 USD (prior year: -1.020 USD) and revenue of 945.5 million USD (up 8.75% from 869.5 million USD). For the recently ended fiscal year, analysts forecast on average an EPS of 3.92 USD (prior year: 0.60 USD) and revenue of 3.74 billion USD (prior year: 3.40 billion USD). » More on finanzen.net