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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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  • Goldman Sachs Sees North Asian Stocks Outperforming Southern Markets on AI and Energy Resilience
    May 19, 2026, 9:30 PM EDT. According to Goldman Sachs strategist Tim Moe, North Asian equity markets outperform South Asian ones due to greater resilience to energy shocks and strong AI sector growth. South Korea and Taiwan lead with tech-heavy indices, posting significant year-to-date gains, including over 80% in South Korea. In contrast, South Asia, including Indonesia, suffers a 25% decline due to lacking technology exposure and higher energy vulnerability. China's A-shares have gained 10% amid emerging deflation recovery and policy support, while H-shares lag given weaker tech earnings. Moe warns of potential market corrections as energy supply shocks loom, despite optimism for stable Japanese markets fueled by political stability and AI robotics growth.

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