LSE:TRST 19 November 2025 - 19 January 2026

Trustpilot Group shares fell 5.4% to 219.6 pence by midday in London after new U.S. tariff threats hit UK equities. The stock’s market cap stood near £868 million. Investors are now focused on Trustpilot’s full-year results and buyback details due March 17. Earlier this month, the company projected 2025 revenue and profit growth of 20%.

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.

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.