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CM.com reports first quarterly net profit as a listed company
Dutch tech company CM.com made its first quarterly net profit as a listed company, reporting €1 million for the third quarter.
The company is based in Breda, in the Netherlands, and provides messaging, ticketing and payment services.
Revenue rose 9% to €67 million, while its messaging business brought in €48 million.
Operating costs fell 15% to €13.3 million, helping the company move into profit; its workforce also shrank by 9% over the past year, to 574 people.
Its AI unit, Halo, doubled its revenue and accounted for 6% of sales, while AI and software subscriptions together made up 25% of gross profit.
The profit gives CM.com a stronger financial base as it plans for its next phase of growth, according to its chief executive.
Dutch technology company CM.com reported its first quarterly net profit as a listed company, earning €1 million in the third quarter of 2026.
Revenue rose 9% to €67 million.
The company said lower operating costs, which fell 15% to €13.3 million, were a major factor in the profit.
Its AI business, Halo, doubled its revenue and accounted for 6% of sales.
CM.com sent 2.8 billion messages for customers in the three months to October 2026, up 17% year on year.
- Who
- CM.com, a technology company based in Breda, Netherlands.
- What
- It reported its first quarterly net profit as a listed company, recording €1 million.
- When
- The third quarter of 2026; the results were presented on October 16, 2026.
- Where
- Breda, Netherlands.
- Why
- The profit was largely the result of lower operating costs, which fell 15% to €13.3 million.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
CM.com recorded its first quarterly net profit as a listed company, of €1 million.
The company sent 2.8 billion messages for customers, up 17% year on year.
CM.com presented its financial results.
- Net profit
- €1 million
- Revenue
- €67 million, up 9%
- Operating costs
- €13.3 million, down 15%
- Halo share of sales
- 6%
- Messages sent
- 2.8 billion, up 17%
What people are saying
In combination with a positive cash flow and a lower debt position, this provides us with a stronger financial basis for the next growth phase.
Ticket sales retain a strong position in a challenging market. At Pay, we are seeing the first fruits of our investments, but growth is not yet proceeding at the pace we have in mind.