Claranova (CLA) Q3 25/26 TU earnings summary
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Q3 25/26 TU earnings summary
21 May, 2026Executive summary
Nine-month revenue reached €71 million, with €23 million in Q3, reflecting a strategic shift to SaaS and enhanced AI integration.
Recurring revenue accounted for 81% of nine-month revenue and 84% in Q3, highlighting the focus on subscription-based models.
B2B revenue accelerated, growing 18.5% over nine months, supported by new sales structures and strategic partnerships.
Document (PDF) business grew 6% over nine months, now representing 37% of total revenue, up from 29% a year ago.
Financial highlights
Nine-month revenue declined 12% year-over-year at constant scope and exchange rates, with a 22% drop at actual rates due to currency and scope effects.
Q3 revenue was €23 million, a 17% decline at constant scope and exchange rates compared to the prior year.
Negative currency impact was 5 percentage points; scope effect from U.S. operations disposal was also 5 points.
Outlook and guidance
Strategy remains aligned with 2028 objectives, focusing on SaaS, recurring revenue, and B2B expansion.
Growth trajectory expected to continue, driven by AI integration and higher customer lifetime value.
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