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Cellularline Reports First Half 2025 Earnings
Cellularline (BIT:CELL) First Half 2025 Results
Key Financial Results
- Revenue: €70.5m (down 2.9% from 1H 2024).
- Net loss: €1.35m (loss widened by 4.1% from 1H 2024).
- €0.06 loss per share.
All figures shown in the chart above are for the trailing 12 month (TTM) period
Cellularline Earnings Insights
Looking ahead, revenue is forecast to grow 7.1% p.a. on average during the next 2 years, compared to a 8.7% growth forecast for the Tech industry in Italy.
Performance of the Italian Tech industry.
The company's shares are down 2.6% from a week ago.
Risk Analysis
You should learn about the 2 warning signs we've spotted with Cellularline.
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About BIT:CELL
Cellularline
Manufactures and sells accessories for smartphones and tablets in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Eastern Europe, Switzerland, Benelux, Northern Europe, France, Great Britain, the Middle East, North America, and internationally.
Excellent balance sheet and fair value.
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Trending Discussion
As a gamer, I would not touch this company now. They are hated by the community and have been releasing major flops on their AAA games during the last 5 years (for good reasons). It is true that the valuation is ridiculously low compared to what the licenses are worth, but if the trend continues the value of those will also decline. Management needs to almost make a 180° turnaround to get things right. I agree that a take-private deal before it is too late might be the best option for an investor entering today. We might also see a split sales of the different studios. It is a very risky play, but potentially with high reward.

