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More turnover, more profit, lower operating costs. CM.com has the wind in its sails and has seen its share price rise by a quarter since the start of this year.
This morning, the tech and marketing company from Breda published its financial figures for the first three months of 2026. Management will not be displeased, as it made progress across the board.
Profit, expressed as earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (ebitda), rose by half to 5.9 million euros. Turnover increased by nine per cent to 67 million euros and operating costs fell by fourteen per cent. Net, however, the company posted a loss of 1.2 million euros (versus +5.5 million in 2025).
The platform operated by CM, for ticketing, messaging and payments, processed 39 per cent more messages (2.4 billion). The AI layer on top of that, called HALO, is catching on with customers. Revenue there grew by twenty per cent, twice the company average.
Director and co-founder Jeroen van Glabbeek: “AI is changing the way companies worldwide interact with their customers. Our customers are rethinking their working methods, communication and services to their customers. What we offer them goes beyond technology; we enable a genuine business transformation. This development takes time, but we are satisfied with the growth we are already seeing. Internationally, the development of our AI sales is still at an early stage. We regard this as a matter of timing.”
The number of employees fell by thirteen per cent to 592.
On the stock market, CM also has the wind at its back. The share price is heading towards six euros, a considerable gain compared with the 5.16 that Bird.com offered less than six months ago.
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