AutoStore

Barclays raised its rating for AutoStore from "equal weight" to "overweight" and increased the price target from 18.20 to 20.50 NOK. The bank cites the partnership with Amazon and potential U.S. policy favoring restrictions on Chinese robotics as drivers that could give AutoStore competitive advantages. Barclays lifted revenue and adjusted EBIT forecasts for 2027–28 by about 2% and justified the new price target with a 25x EV/adjusted EBITA multiple for 2027; it estimates the potential from the Amazon partnership at roughly USD 300 million. » Altro su de.investing.com

AutoStore Holdings reports double-digit revenue growth and margin improvements, driven by strong demand for robot-assisted warehouse solutions and a major Amazon contract. The company has launched a share buyback program that further defined the quarter. AutoStore’s technology increases space utilization and efficiency in distribution centers, resulting in cost reductions and fewer errors for customers. » Altro su finanzen.net

AutoStore shares surged more than 21% to 16.82 NOK after Q2 results, driven by revenue and profit that clearly beat expectations. Revenue was $192m (+43% y/y) and net profit $43.8m. The company announced a global supply agreement with Amazon, a $75m share buyback programme and raised its full-year guidance to $700m. Record order intake (+45% y/y) and an order backlog of $596m provided strong visibility and prompted a revaluation of the stock. » Altro su de.investing.com

AutoStore reported record Q2 revenue of $192 million, beating the forecast of $164.78 million. Order intake rose to $280 million and the order backlog to $596 million; gross margin was 72% and adjusted EBITDA margin 45%. The company raised its 2026 revenue guidance to around $700 million (+30%), announced a share buyback program of up to $75 million, and the stock climbed premarket near its 52-week high. » Altro su de.investing.com

AutoStore shares have nearly tripled from their 52-week low and are up 189% since May. In Q4, revenue rose 9% year-on-year and 29% sequentially, accompanied by an order intake of USD 194m. Full-year 2025 revenue was USD 539m, 10.4% below the prior year due to a weak start to the year, and management is currently avoiding an annual forecast. CEO Mats Hovland says AutoStore is currently as strong as ever. » Altro su de.investing.com