Jumia Technologies AG
Jumia operates an e-commerce platform connecting sellers with customers in nine African countries. Its marketplace offers products including phones, electronics, home and living goods, fashion, beauty and fast-moving consumer goods to consumers, retailers, distributors and other local buyers. Jumia also makes direct sales of physical goods to customers and corporate buyers. It earns money through marketplace activity, direct sales, advertising and logistics services. The platform includes Jumia Logistics, which supports storage and delivery through warehouses, pickup stations, drop-off locations and third-party logistics providers. Jumia Delivery offers parcel shipping to third parties in select markets, while Jumia’s payment gateways facilitate transactions through licensed providers and partners. Jumia is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.
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See all $JMIA insider activity →Cantor Fitzgerald cut Jumia's (JMIA) price target to $9 from $11, citing macro concerns and fuel cost increases in Africa. JMIA shares are down 53% YTD, trading at $5.83. Q2 revenue was $52M, below estimates but up 14% YoY, with gross profit rising 28%. The company raised $50M to strengthen its financial position and adjusted GMV growth guidance to 20-30%.
Jumia Technologies (NYSE: JMIA) reported Q2 revenue of $52M, up 14% YoY, with GMV rising 20% to $207M. Active customers increased 21% to 2.6M. The company secured $50M in fresh capital, led by a $25M investment from the World Bank's IFC. Despite higher expenses, the stock rose nearly 16% in August.
Jumia Technologies filed a prospectus for the resale of up to 2.717 million American Depositary Shares. The company's stock has seen a 5-day change of 6.940 USD, a 1-year change of -1.84%, and a significant decline of -44.44% since January 1st. Investors and traders are advised to review composite ratings and ESG scores for informed decisions.
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Target cut suggests weaker outlook, likely prompting sell pressure.
Positive earnings beat and fresh capital boost likely support short-term upside.
Jumia Technologies filed a prospectus for the resale of up to 2.717 million American Depositary Shares. The company's stock has seen a 5-day change of 6.940 USD, a 1-year change of -1.84%, and a significant decline of -44.44% since January 1st. Investors and traders are advised to review composite ratings and ESG scores for informed decisions.
Street expectations for Jumia deteriorated post-earnings, with higher expected losses and lower revenue forecasts driving a lower valuation target.
This is a new disclosed ownership position (13G amendment) that can affect perceived shareholder influence, but it does not indicate a control change or immediate operational catalyst.
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Cantor Fitzgerald cut Jumia's (JMIA) price target to $9 from $11, citing macro concerns and fuel cost increases in Africa. JMIA shares are down 53% YTD, trading at $5.83. Q2 revenue was $52M, below estimates but up 14% YoY, with gross profit rising 28%. The company raised $50M to strengthen its financial position and adjusted GMV growth guidance to 20-30%.
Jumia Technologies (NYSE: JMIA) reported Q2 revenue of $52M, up 14% YoY, with GMV rising 20% to $207M. Active customers increased 21% to 2.6M. The company secured $50M in fresh capital, led by a $25M investment from the World Bank's IFC. Despite higher expenses, the stock rose nearly 16% in August.
Jumia Technologies filed a prospectus for the resale of up to 2.717 million American Depositary Shares. The company's stock has seen a 5-day change of 6.940 USD, a 1-year change of -1.84%, and a significant decline of -44.44% since January 1st. Investors and traders are advised to review composite ratings and ESG scores for informed decisions.
Jumia Technologies AG (NYSE:JMIA) reported quarterly results with revenue of $51m and a statutory loss of $0.099 per share, roughly matching forecasts. Analysts’ 2026 consensus calls for revenue of $230.8m and EPS loss of $0.30. The average price target fell 18% to $12.34, with targets ranging from $7.79 to $17.98.
Fund 1 Investments, LLC filed an amended Schedule 13G for Jumia Technologies AG reporting beneficial ownership of 18,524,754 ordinary shares, or 7.48% of the class, based on 247,705,230 shares outstanding. The shares are ordinary shares underlying ADSs, with shared voting and dispositive power and no sole control.
Jumia Technologies AG director Hassanein Shahreza Hiridjee, via Yas Holding Ltd, bought 905,797 American Depositary Shares in a private placement from the company on Aug. 12, 2026 at $5.52 per ADS. Each ADS equals 2 ordinary shares. Indirect holdings via Yas Holding total 13,119,635 ADS, according to the filing.
Hiridjee Hassanein Shahreza purchased 905,797 indirectly-held shares of Jumia Technologies AG (JMIA) on 2026-08-12.
Jumia Technologies AG (NYSE:JMIA) reported Q2 revenue of $52.0M, up 14% year over year, with gross margins rising to 14.2% of GMV and a 36% narrower Adjusted EBITDA loss to $8.7M. The company raised $50M via a private placement at $5.52 per share, including $25M from IFC, and trimmed full-year GMV growth guidance to 20%–30%.
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Jumia Technologies (NYSE: JMIA) reported Q2 gross profit up 28% to $30.7M and gross margin at 14.2% of GMV. Adjusted EBITDA loss narrowed 36% to $8.7M. Physical-goods AOV fell to $34.60, while fulfillment expense per order declined to $2.04. Jumia cut 2026 GMV outlook and announced a $50M capital raise, including a $25M IFC investment.
