Colliers International Group

Colliers shares rose 8.7% in premarket trading after Q2 results in which revenue (USD 1.57bn, +17%) and adjusted EBITDA (USD 205.3m, +14%) — and an adjusted EPS of USD 1.83 (beat) — exceeded expectations. Management confirmed the full‑year 2026 outlook and expects mid‑teens percentage growth in revenue, adjusted EBITDA and adjusted diluted EPS. Consolidated organic revenue growth was 8% and the acquisition of Ayesa contributed to the revenue base, while the stock at around USD 110 remains well below its 52‑week high. » More on de.investing.com

Artisan Small Cap Fund said it grew concerned about Colliers International Group's strategic move into global engineering and design, questioning whether the diversification will create sufficient shareholder value. As a result the fund redeployed capital into higher-conviction opportunities and trimmed its exposure to Colliers. The fund also noted broader market dynamics favoring loss-making, highly leveraged names, while remaining positive on select small-cap and healthcare opportunities. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Colliers International Group has transformed into a three-engine services platform—Commercial Real Estate, Engineering and Investment Management—with about 70% of earnings now from recurring fee businesses. Q1 2026 revenue rose 15% to $1.31 billion, Adjusted EBITDA was $124.8 million and Capital Markets and Engineering showed strong growth, supporting management’s mid‑teens growth outlook. Recent acquisitions and Harrison Street’s fundraising bolster long-duration assets, yet Colliers trades at a compressed forward P/E and EV/EBITDA versus pure-play asset managers, implying potential rerating upside despite integration and cyclical risks. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Colliers International reported Q1 2026 earnings per share of $0.91 (expectation $0.9477) and revenue of $1.15 billion (expectation $1.28 billion). Revenue rose 12% year on year, driven by the capital markets business (+43%), but higher tax rates and integration costs compressed margins. After the results, the stock fell 5.41%. Management remains confident and expects integration costs to normalize with possible margin improvement. » More on de.investing.com

Colliers announced the acquisition of Progedil, Rome’s leading residential asset advisor, after a three-year partnership that produced 2,400 joint transactions. Progedil’s senior leaders, including CEO Marco Barile and MD Francesco Procopio, retain significant equity and will continue running the firm’s 75-person team. Progedil brings a 35-year track record with over 27,000 residential units commercialized (~€6.5 billion) and services spanning project marketing, brokerage, technical project management and property management. Colliers plans to deepen its Roman market presence by integrating Progedil into its global ecosystem and appointing Niccolò Suardi to lead the regional Advisory & Transaction team while he remains Head of Retail for Italy. » More on finance.yahoo.com