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Teleperformance Stock Surges on Signs of Revenue Turnaround in H1 Results

Teleperformance SE (TEPRF) shares surged nearly 9.8% in a dramatic intraday reversal after the company's first-half 2026 results indicated its revenue trend is improving, reinforcing its guidance for a second-half recovery. Investors looked past a headline revenue drop, focusing instead on stabilizing margins and a sequential slowdown in the pace of decline.
H1 Results Detail
According to the company's report, first-half like-for-like (LFL) revenue fell by -1.7% year-over-year. However, the critical detail for the market was the sequential improvement: the LFL revenue decline narrowed from -2.2% in the first quarter to -1.2% in the second quarter.
This trend suggests the business may be approaching an inflection point. Furthermore, Teleperformance maintained a stable EBITA margin of 13.6%, matching the prior-year period, even while absorbing €109 million in restructuring charges related to its ongoing transformation program.
AdOutlook and Market Reaction
Crucially, the company reaffirmed its full-year 2026 guidance, forecasting LFL revenue growth of between 0% and 2%. This outlook implies a significant acceleration in business activity is expected in the second half of the year, which calmed investor nerves.
The market's reaction was stark. After opening sharply lower at €56.60, well below the previous close of €60.98, the stock reversed course to finish the session at €66.94. The positive sentiment was supported by a constructive backdrop in broader equity markets, with both European and U.S. indices trading higher.
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