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Lightspeed Commerce (TSX:LSPD) shares fell 4.25% on Aug. 14, 2026 despite fiscal Q1 2027 results. Revenue rose to US$322.7 million, with organic revenue up 17% versus initial 10% to 14% guidance. Adjusted income was US$17.4 million, net loss narrowed to US$2.4 million, and outlook targets US$1.225-1.265 billion revenue and US$75-95 million adjusted EBITDA.

Simply Wall St reports Lightspeed Commerce (TSX:LSPD) released Q1 2026 results with higher sales, a much smaller net loss, maintained revenue guidance, and completed a share buyback. The article cites CA$14.59 share price, CA$17.57 fair value, and notes long-term total shareholder returns down over 1 and 5 years.

Canada’s TSX ended Thursday down 10.11 points at 36,136.31 as Middle East uncertainty weighed sentiment. Canadian Natural Resources rose after beating Q2 profit estimates; AtkinsRéalis and Quebecor also reported higher quarterly revenue. Restaurant Brands International topped same-store sales expectations. Shopify jumped after raising forecast revenue above estimates. Celestica fell; Lightspeed slipped.

Lightspeed Commerce (LSPD) reported Q1 adjusted EPS of $0.13, above the Zacks Consensus of $0.11, compared with $0.06 a year earlier. Revenue was $322.7 million, 3.93% above consensus, versus $304.94 million year ago. For the next quarter, consensus calls for EPS of $0.15 on $317.76 million revenue.

Simply Wall St reports Lightspeed Commerce (TSX:LSPD) closed at CA$14.14. It cites Q1 revenue of US$322.7m and adjusted EBITDA of about US$17.5m, with net loss narrowing to US$2.4m. It notes gross margin at 43% and free cash flow of about US$4.4m outflow, with valuation discussed around a ~1x P/S.

Lightspeed Commerce shareholders backed the board and a pay plan as CEO Dax Dasilva said the fiscal 2026 transformation gained momentum. Lightspeed reported 8% YoY subscription revenue growth, C$72.5M adjusted EBITDA (+35%), and C$18.2M positive adjusted free cash flow. Customer locations in growth engines rose 11%. The company also divested Upserve and repurchased about 18.7M shares with $220M.

Montreal-based point-of-sale software company Lightspeed Commerce Inc. LSPD-T is open to more divestitures after recently unloading a declining U.S. business called Upserve for a fraction of what it paid, chief executive Dax Dasilva said Thursday. “It’s all possible,” Mr. Dasilva said in an interview following the release of Lightspeed’s earnings for its fiscal first quarter ended June 30.

Banks, Bausch Rate Attention Equities in Canada’s largest market jumped Thursday, as oil prices retreated once again, and as health-care issues competed with resource stocks as top gainers. The TSX forged ahead 172.06 points to end Thursday at 35,505.84. The Canadian dollar added 0.17 cents at 71.41 cents U.S. Vermilion Energy and Kinross Gold posted higher second-quarter profits amid a flurry of earnings releases from energy and mining companies late Wednesday.

Lightspeed, Thomson in Spotlight Canada's main stock index edged lower in choppy trading on Thursday, as gains in mining and heavyweight financial stocks were countered by losses in technology and industrials shares. The TSX headed south 37.04 points to reach noon EDT Thursday at 35,296.74. The Canadian dollar added 0.13 at 71.38 cents U.S. Vermilion Energy and Kinross Gold posted higher second-quarter profits amid a flurry of earnings releases from energy and mining companies late Wednesday.

Lightspeed Commerce (LSPD) shares fell about 15% on Thursday after fiscal Q1 results showed a narrower net loss but an earnings miss. The company reported net loss of $0.02 per share versus an expected $0.13 profit, while revenue rose to $322M USD, beating estimates. Gross margin fell to 43% and Lightspeed cut headcount by ~3%.