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Trustpilot Group Plc Stock on 5 December 2025: Short-Seller Shock, Analyst Upgrades and What Comes Next for LON:TRST

Trustpilot Group Plc Stock on 5 December 2025: Short-Seller Shock, Analyst Upgrades and What Comes Next for LON:TRST

Trustpilot shares plunged over 30% intraday on December 4 after Grizzly Research accused the company of “mafia-style extortion” in a short-seller report. The stock hit a low near 130p before rebounding to around 143p on December 5, still down about 25% from pre-report levels. Major banks issued fresh Buy ratings despite the turmoil. Trustpilot trades over 60% below its 52-week high.
5 December 2025
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Trustpilot Group Plc Stock Plunges After Short-Seller Attack – But Analysts Still See Triple-Digit Upside

Trustpilot Group Plc Stock Plunges After Short-Seller Attack – But Analysts Still See Triple-Digit Upside

Trustpilot shares plunged nearly 20% to a new 52-week low of 149p on Thursday after Grizzly Research accused the company of “mafia-style” tactics and systemic review abuse in a 43-page short report. Trading volume surged to 11.6 million shares, far above the three-month average. Grizzly disclosed a short position. Trustpilot continues its share buyback as a major holder crossed 5% ownership.
4 December 2025
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Trustpilot Group plc (LON: TRST) Extends Share Buyback as Shares Trade Near 12‑Month Lows – 19 November 2025 Update

Trustpilot Group plc (LON: TRST) Extends Share Buyback as Shares Trade Near 12‑Month Lows – 19 November 2025 Update

Trustpilot repurchased 230,000 shares on 18 November 2025 at an average price of 172.61p, as part of its ongoing £30m buyback programme. The company has bought back 6.7 million shares since September, costing about £13.65m. Shares traded near 12-month lows around 170p. All repurchased shares are intended for cancellation.
19 November 2025
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  • 3 Worst-Performing Singapore Blue Chips in 2026: Genting Singapore Leads Decline
    March 20, 2026, 8:29 AM EDT. Singapore's stock market faced headwinds in early 2026. Genting Singapore Limited (SGX: G13) emerged as the worst YTD performer among blue chips, with its share price down 8.3% by mid-March. The integrated resort operator's FY2025 net profit plunged 33% year-on-year to S$390.3 million amid a softer gaming recovery and ongoing renovations at Resorts World Sentosa. Gaming segment weakness, intensified competition from Marina Bay Sands, and hotel occupancy challenges weighed on results. Despite a recovering broader gaming market, Genting Singapore's transformation phase and operational disruptions have depressed earnings. The outlook hinges on completion of renovations and stabilizing non-gaming segments. Investors watch for potential turnaround triggers amid income opportunities re-emerging across the Singapore market.
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