Key Stocks to Watch This Thursday: 2CRSI, High Co, Reworld Media, and 9 Other Reports
This Thursday, March 26, twelve listed companies are on the financial reporting schedule, including annual and semi-annual results, as well as quarterly revenue figures. Here's an overview of the stocks to watch before the market opens.
Morning Announcements
This morning, 2CRSI reveals its semi-annual results for 2025-2026. The refurbished server specialist approached this publication after a lively session, with its stock having increased by more than 7% in the last session. Agripower also presents its accounts for the first half of 2025-2026 today, in a less favorable context: the stock had declined by nearly 13% at the last session, indicating some investor nervousness before the release. STIF publishes its annual results for 2025 today. The company, specialized in industrial handling equipment, entered the session with a stock increase of nearly 4%, reflecting positive market expectations. Logic Instrument and Netgem also unveil their annual results for 2025 this Thursday. The rugged terminal manufacturer had a gain of nearly 5% at the previous close, while the video solutions publisher advanced by 3.6%, both stocks approaching their publication in an upward trend.
Yesterday's Financial Disclosures
High Co revealed its annual results for 2025 yesterday. The group specialized in marketing and promotion closed the session up 3.15%, suggesting a rather favorable reception of its accounts by investors. Similarly, Reworld Media presented its annual results for 2025 last night, with the stock progressing by 3% at the last quote. The digital publisher, active in press and content marketing, remains a closely watched stock in the French media sector. Lebon also published its annual accounts for 2025 yesterday. The diversified holding closed slightly up by 0.22%, at 90 euros, indicating relative stability before the results were disclosed. On the disappointing side, ShowroomPrivé delivered its annual results in a challenging context, with the stock losing nearly 5% at the last session. The online event sales platform remains under pressure in a competitive environment. Ethero, on the other hand, revealed its annual results for 2025 yesterday, with a 6.4% decline in its share price at the previous close. Nextedia published its annual accounts for 2025 yesterday, quietly: the small digital stock ended the session nearly stable, at 0.399 euro. Finally, Quadient reported its fourth-quarter 2025 revenue yesterday. The customer communication and mail management solutions specialist closed up 1.12%, at 12.68 euros.
