PIVOTREE INC. O.N.

Pivotree reported Q2 2026 revenue of CAD 12.6m, adjusted EBITDA of CAD 0.9m and a cash balance of CAD 13m. Twenty-two percent of revenue came from AI-powered services, gross margin improved to 46.9% and order intake accelerated sequentially. Management described the quarter as a transition to a new model of professional services, managed services and AI tools and expects all services to be AI-powered by Q4 2026; in the short term, however, revenue pressure from legacy managed services persists. The stock saw modest gains after the report and the company still plans share buybacks while maintaining high liquidity. » More on de.investing.com

Pivotree announced in Q1 2026 a strategic transition to AI-powered managed services, which pushed total revenue down 27.6% to 13.9 million CAD. Gross margin rose 320 basis points to 47.3% and adjusted EBITDA was 1.2 million CAD (8.9% of revenue). Net income increased to 574,000 CAD, cash position improved to 12.4 million CAD, and the MIPS segment grew 7.9%. The company left its full-year guidance unchanged (EPS 0.00 USD for 2026, 0.01 USD for 2027) and the stock closed slightly lower at 1.60 CAD. » More on de.investing.com

Pivotree reports MIPS order intake (TCV) of about USD 4.7m for Q4 2025, an increase of 110% versus the prior quarter, with MIPS revenue of USD 4.1m (+6% sequentially). Total quarterly revenue fell to USD 14.9m (-18% y/y), adjusted EBITDA was USD 1.2m with a margin of 8%. The company is shifting away from professional services toward higher‑margin, AI‑powered managed and IP offerings and expects 2026 EBITDA margins of 7–10% along with positive cash flow. Risks include replacing declining professional services revenue and the tough competitive environment for AI solutions. » More on de.investing.com