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CompoSecure has opened a Design Centre and office in central London to enable banks, fintechs and card partners in Europe, the Middle East and Asia to develop and specify premium metal cards on site. The facility offers direct collaboration with design, metal and engineering teams, sample selection, finishes and support from concept to production. The opening builds on 25 years of experience and is intended to accelerate CompoSecure's (GPGI) international expansion and the launch of new metal card programmes. » More on finanzen.net

GPGI reported adjusted Q2 EPS of $0.17 versus $0.18 expected; the stock rose 1.18% in premarket trading. CompoSecure posted record net revenue of $133.6 million and adjusted EBITDA of $55.2 million, while Husky saw revenue and EBITDA decline sharply. Pro-forma net revenue was $473.2 million (-4%), pro-forma EBITDA fell to $113.9 million (-13%), and free cash flow was about $63 million. GPGI reaffirmed its full-year guidance (revenue $1.95–2.1 billion, pro-forma EBITDA $550–610 million), cites operational measures through the Resolute Operating System, but sees risks from demand, input costs and tariff uncertainty. » More on de.investing.com

Ian Snadden will, with immediate effect, serve as chief commercial officer international at CompoSecure and will lead the international sales strategy and performance of global sales teams in EMEA, Latin America, APAC and Canada, as well as expand regional capabilities including design centers. Snadden brings more than 25 years of leadership experience from roles at Stanley Black & Decker and Honeywell. GPGI stock is trading at $16.68 (down 21% in six months); analysts see a possible 2026 turnaround in earnings per share from -$1.23 to $0.76, and the company shows high liquidity with a current ratio of 6.33, although the stock is currently trading above fair value according to the data. » More on de.investing.com