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Verisure Stock Plummets Amid AI Fears
12 Feb
Summary
- Verisure Plc shares experienced their largest drop on record.
- Fourth-quarter adjusted earnings missed analyst estimates.
- CEO remains confident in future growth despite stock decline.

Shares in Verisure Plc experienced a significant drop, falling more than 17% to €10.35 in Stockholm trading. This marks the largest decline since the Swedish alarm group's initial public offering in October and falls below its IPO price of €13.25. The company's recent listing was a prominent European capital markets event, accounting for over half of the $7.23 billion raised on the Stockholm exchange in 2025.
Fourth-quarter results showed adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization at €420.6 million, slightly under the €431.3 million average estimate. Verisure, however, reiterated its commitment to mid-term guidance, forecasting 10% annual recurring revenue growth and a long-term adjusted Ebit margin expansion to 30%.
CEO Austin Lally acknowledged disappointment with the share price performance but stressed a focus on delivery and long-term growth. Analysts maintain a positive outlook, with a 12-month average target price of €19.27, suggesting over 80% potential upside. The company's stock decline has occurred amidst broader concerns in the technology sector related to artificial intelligence.




