Pyramid

Pyramid reports preliminary Q2 figures: Group revenue rose from €17.7m in Q1 to €22.6m, and the EBITDA of the operating core business climbed to €1.7m after only a slim profit in Q1. For the full year management expects revenue growth of 17–25% and an adjusted EBITDA of €4.2–4.7m (2025: €2.0m adjusted). Market skepticism remains; a confirming statement from management at the upcoming annual general meeting could increase the chances of a share price rally. » More on finanzen.net

Pyramid forecasts 2026 revenues of €87–93 million and an EBITDA of €4.2–4.7 million, which would be at least twice as high as in the previous year. The sale of the non‑European subsidiary faytech is intended to increase planning certainty. After a capital increase with a low subscription price and recent strong selling pressure, market capitalization stands at around €14.5 million; small insider purchases point to confidence. An update on business development at the m:access analyst conference on June 10 could serve as a catalyst for the stock. » More on finanzen.net

Board member Christian Damjakob acquired Pyramid shares on 27 May 2026 via Tradegate at a price of €1.39 per share; the reported trading volume amounts to €6,950.00. The report is a statutory insider transaction under the Market Abuse Regulation. » More on de.investing.com