CORVEL CORP. DL-,0001

At the annual general meeting, shareholders re-elected or newly elected six directors to the board through 2027 and confirmed Haskell & White LLP as independent auditors for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2027. In a non-binding vote, shareholders approved the compensation of the named executives. CorVel also reported for the June quarter earnings per share of USD 0.63 (+22%) and revenue growth of 11% to USD 260 million; according to InvestingPro the stock was most recently trading below fair value and returned 31% over the past six months. » More on de.investing.com

CorVel posted 11% revenue growth in the June quarter to $260m and earnings per share rose to $0.63 (+22%), with roughly $0.07 per share stemming from one-time CERIS effects. Free cash flow improved to $43.1m, and the company closed the quarter with $256m in cash and no debt. New-customer revenue increased by more than 60% and claims volume rose 8%, supporting demand for integrated claims and payment-integrity services. The stock climbed 7.59% to $63.59; CorVel provided no formal guidance but emphasized investments in AI, operations and continued share buybacks. » More on de.investing.com

CorVel shares fell to a 52-week low of $45.01 after the stock declined 61.4% over the past year and 46.7% in six months. The RSI signals oversold conditions, making technical rebounds possible. Despite the slide, CorVel reports a solid balance sheet with more cash than debt, a gross margin of 24.2% and active share buybacks by management. After releasing third-quarter 2026 results showing stable revenue and earnings growth, the stock dropped 15.64% in premarket trading; analysts have not yet changed their ratings. » More on de.investing.com