Why it may matterVerify against the original reporting
Revised 2026 guidance plus 36% YoY decline in Marketing Services billings indicates deteriorating near-term growth and profitability; a law-firm investigation adds overhang but requires new facts to be material.
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Thryv reported Q2 2026 results and cut its FY2026 SaaS revenue and SaaS Adjusted EBITDA guidance, with Marketing Services billings down 36% YoY. The release coincided with Holzer & Holzer announcing a securities-law investigation into THRY. The combination implies near-term volatility and potential multiple compression until visibility on demand and legal risk improves.
Thryv revises 2026 SaaS revenue and EBITDA guidance. Q2 results show weaker marketing services.
Q2 Marketing Services billings down 36% YoY, signaling weaker demand.
Holzer & Holzer investigates Thryv for securities-law compliance.
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