Market Cap 51.70M
Revenue (ttm) 31.82M
Net Income (ttm) 5.78M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 9.90
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 18.16%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 72,500
Avg Vol 46,074
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 7.25M
Stochastic %K 26%
Beta 1.41
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $23.50

Company Profile

Alarum Technologies Ltd. provides web data collection solutions in North, South, and Central America, Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. It also provides static residential proxy network, rotating residential proxy network, data center proxy network, premium dedicated static residential proxies, mobile proxies, search engine results page data collection service, and social data collection service, as well as website unblocker and AI data collector services. In addition, the com...

Industry: Software - Infrastructure
Sector: Technology
Phone: 972 9 866 6110
Address:
30 Haarba'a Street, PO Box 174, Tel Aviv, Israel
anachartanalyst
anachartanalyst Mar. 20 at 3:02 PM
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 20 at 1:10 PM
$ALAR no you still don’t get it. You’re the guy from that 1980s class that wanted the job at General Electric. How are they doing now? It’s very simple. A lot of front end expenses to enable growth are really capital investments in this kind of company. It just doesn’t show that on the balance sheet. The company’s “capital” is intangible and cannot be depreciated the way you would with a machine tool at General Electric.  You gotta start thinking about cash flow!
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BuyOnRedSellOnGreen
BuyOnRedSellOnGreen Mar. 20 at 1:02 PM
$ALAR capex doesn't find its way into OCF. Capex finds its way into the Investing activities section of the cash flow statement
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 20 at 12:58 PM
$ALAR yes and they explained exactly why. That negative OCF is actually capital investment. Note that they balance things perfectly so that they report EPS (GAAP, that is) of approximately 0$ and don’t pay taxes until they have cash flowing in faster. I told you their customer base is big buyers who have to be secretive. In the old model, proxies were for price scraping and monitoring advertising. ALAR invested big to support AI models, and presumably national intelligence agencies, that need to collect online data secretly. That negative OCF is essentially capital investment where depreciation is taken immediately, not as an imaginary flow of profits over many years. Stop thinking about GAAP EPS. You are stuck in some 1980s accounting course with 600 other sophomores, 10 TAs, and a professor who wouldn’t even recognize you around campus unless you’re the girl who sits in front in a jeans skirt with her legs spread open. Think about EBITDA.
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BuyOnRedSellOnGreen
BuyOnRedSellOnGreen Mar. 20 at 12:40 PM
$ALAR Company generated -2.0 million in OCF last year. What are you talking about?
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 20 at 12:28 PM
$ALAR you are stuck in GAAP thinking mode. GAAP is a peculiarly American accounting system that developed in the age of the traditional industrial enterprise. Under GAAP you’re lost in a world of depreciation and amortizations that don’t fit the actual spending and revenue model for a high-tech company. In a high-tech company, the upfront costs of investment are often not captured as CAPEX, to be used later to demonstrate profitability as “depreciation” is taken. GAAP profit margins tell you how profitable a business looks on paper, while cash flow tells you whether it actually has money in the bank—and confusing the two can lead to very wrong conclusions. ALAR generates a lot of cash, and additional revenue scales upwards with very little variable cost because once the service is established and in place, fixed costs are small and the rest is profit! Put on your cash flow thinking cap!
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 19 at 11:28 PM
$ALAR Alarum Technologies Ltd. (ALAR) reported a full-year 2025 adjusted EBITDA of $4.4 Million and a Q4 2025 adjusted EBITDA of $1 million, with guidance for Q1 2026 adjusted EBITDA of approximately $1.4 million, demonstrating continued profitability despite investments in expansion. GAAP is not a suitable accounting system for determining the profitability of a company that doesn’t have high CAPEX and depreciation in the way that a 20th century industrial enterprise might have. ALAR has an excellent cash position and strong cash flow. Other than AI models, it’s quite likely that national intelligence services are large customers of ALAR proxy services. ALAR’s job is to be secretive! This is a very stable business model, one in which large customers that need to be secretive are your buyers. Those large customers love Israeli cybersecurity. Think of this as a cybersecurity company, not an AI company!
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 19 at 11:11 PM
$ALAR is extremely undervalued. It sells a software service to providers of AI models, including LLMs, that is essential for them, but that they cannot provide for themselves. Proxy services are how AI models obtain data in stealth mode. That’s why the big AI models don’t develop their own proxy services. The cash holdings of ALAR alone are worth more than 40% of the market capitalization. The market capitalization is barely 1.25X revenues, and revenues grew over 60% YOY. 
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BuyOnRedSellOnGreen
BuyOnRedSellOnGreen Mar. 19 at 12:34 PM
$ALAR impressive revenue growth but when do margins stabilize?
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StocktwitsEarnings
StocktwitsEarnings Mar. 19 at 12:14 PM
$ALAR Q4 '25 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $0.00 • Reported revenue of $11.82M up 60.38% YoY
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Latest News on ALAR
Alarum Technologies Announces Second Quarter 2025 Results

Aug 28, 2025, 8:22 AM EDT - 7 months ago

Alarum Technologies Announces Second Quarter 2025 Results


Alarum Technologies Announces First Quarter 2025 Results

May 29, 2025, 7:30 AM EDT - 10 months ago

Alarum Technologies Announces First Quarter 2025 Results


Alarum Technologies Announces Third Quarter 2024 Results

Nov 25, 2024, 7:30 AM EST - 1 year ago

Alarum Technologies Announces Third Quarter 2024 Results


Alarum Technologies Announces Second Quarter 2024 Results

Aug 26, 2024, 7:30 AM EDT - 1 year ago

Alarum Technologies Announces Second Quarter 2024 Results


anachartanalyst
anachartanalyst Mar. 20 at 3:02 PM
$ALAR https://anachart.com/wp-content/uploads/ana_temp/1774018900_soc-img.jpg
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 20 at 1:10 PM
$ALAR no you still don’t get it. You’re the guy from that 1980s class that wanted the job at General Electric. How are they doing now? It’s very simple. A lot of front end expenses to enable growth are really capital investments in this kind of company. It just doesn’t show that on the balance sheet. The company’s “capital” is intangible and cannot be depreciated the way you would with a machine tool at General Electric.  You gotta start thinking about cash flow!
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BuyOnRedSellOnGreen
BuyOnRedSellOnGreen Mar. 20 at 1:02 PM
$ALAR capex doesn't find its way into OCF. Capex finds its way into the Investing activities section of the cash flow statement
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 20 at 12:58 PM
$ALAR yes and they explained exactly why. That negative OCF is actually capital investment. Note that they balance things perfectly so that they report EPS (GAAP, that is) of approximately 0$ and don’t pay taxes until they have cash flowing in faster. I told you their customer base is big buyers who have to be secretive. In the old model, proxies were for price scraping and monitoring advertising. ALAR invested big to support AI models, and presumably national intelligence agencies, that need to collect online data secretly. That negative OCF is essentially capital investment where depreciation is taken immediately, not as an imaginary flow of profits over many years. Stop thinking about GAAP EPS. You are stuck in some 1980s accounting course with 600 other sophomores, 10 TAs, and a professor who wouldn’t even recognize you around campus unless you’re the girl who sits in front in a jeans skirt with her legs spread open. Think about EBITDA.
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BuyOnRedSellOnGreen
BuyOnRedSellOnGreen Mar. 20 at 12:40 PM
$ALAR Company generated -2.0 million in OCF last year. What are you talking about?
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 20 at 12:28 PM
$ALAR you are stuck in GAAP thinking mode. GAAP is a peculiarly American accounting system that developed in the age of the traditional industrial enterprise. Under GAAP you’re lost in a world of depreciation and amortizations that don’t fit the actual spending and revenue model for a high-tech company. In a high-tech company, the upfront costs of investment are often not captured as CAPEX, to be used later to demonstrate profitability as “depreciation” is taken. GAAP profit margins tell you how profitable a business looks on paper, while cash flow tells you whether it actually has money in the bank—and confusing the two can lead to very wrong conclusions. ALAR generates a lot of cash, and additional revenue scales upwards with very little variable cost because once the service is established and in place, fixed costs are small and the rest is profit! Put on your cash flow thinking cap!
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 19 at 11:28 PM
$ALAR Alarum Technologies Ltd. (ALAR) reported a full-year 2025 adjusted EBITDA of $4.4 Million and a Q4 2025 adjusted EBITDA of $1 million, with guidance for Q1 2026 adjusted EBITDA of approximately $1.4 million, demonstrating continued profitability despite investments in expansion. GAAP is not a suitable accounting system for determining the profitability of a company that doesn’t have high CAPEX and depreciation in the way that a 20th century industrial enterprise might have. ALAR has an excellent cash position and strong cash flow. Other than AI models, it’s quite likely that national intelligence services are large customers of ALAR proxy services. ALAR’s job is to be secretive! This is a very stable business model, one in which large customers that need to be secretive are your buyers. Those large customers love Israeli cybersecurity. Think of this as a cybersecurity company, not an AI company!
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 19 at 11:11 PM
$ALAR is extremely undervalued. It sells a software service to providers of AI models, including LLMs, that is essential for them, but that they cannot provide for themselves. Proxy services are how AI models obtain data in stealth mode. That’s why the big AI models don’t develop their own proxy services. The cash holdings of ALAR alone are worth more than 40% of the market capitalization. The market capitalization is barely 1.25X revenues, and revenues grew over 60% YOY. 
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BuyOnRedSellOnGreen
BuyOnRedSellOnGreen Mar. 19 at 12:34 PM
$ALAR impressive revenue growth but when do margins stabilize?
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StocktwitsEarnings
StocktwitsEarnings Mar. 19 at 12:14 PM
$ALAR Q4 '25 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $0.00 • Reported revenue of $11.82M up 60.38% YoY
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FastRocketTraders
FastRocketTraders Mar. 16 at 2:53 AM
$ALAR Uptrend it to 30$ please
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SolarAces
SolarAces Mar. 14 at 5:47 PM
$ALAR holding on
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OfficialStocktwitsUser
OfficialStocktwitsUser Mar. 13 at 4:25 AM
$ALAR RSI: 48.97, MACD: -0.1354 Vol: 0.35, MA20: 7.06, MA50: 7.83 🟢 BUY - Uptrend + healthy RSI 👉 https://quantumstockalerts.com Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. This post reflects personal analysis and opinions only. Please do your own research before investing or trading.
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 9 at 9:35 AM
$ALAR and once again, from all of us, from your investors everywhere in the world to you, also from out families and our communities we think of you whenever we hear about the war in the Middle East. From all of us to all of you at ALAR 🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏿 for you safety, and for peace in all the world! עוֹשֶׂה שָׁלוֹם בִּמְרוֹמָיו, הוּא יַעֲשֶׂה שָׁלוֹם עָלֵינוּ וְעַל כָּל יִשְׂרָאֵל וְאִמְרוּ: אָמֵ May the one who makes peace in the heavens bring people to all of the world and to all of Israel. Amen!
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 9 at 9:20 AM
$ALAR and later that same day, an announcement of earnings report on Thursday March 19th before market: Tel Aviv, Israel, March 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Alarum Technologies Ltd. (Nasdaq: ALAR, TASE: ALAR), a global provider of web data collection solutions, will release its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2025, before the Nasdaq market opens on Thursday, March 19, 2026. Mr. Shachar Daniel, Chief Executive Officer, and Mr. Shai Avnit, Chief Financial Officer, will host a conference call that same day at 8:30 a.m. ET to discuss the financial results and business outlook, followed by a Q&A session. To join the live call, please dial one of the numbers below or connect through the webcast, a few minutes before the call begins. Please note that participants will be asked to register prior to joining the call. The webcast link can be found here: https://viavid.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1754185&tp_key=14214fb804
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 5 at 9:57 PM
$ALAR has yet to announce when it will present earnings. A near term announcement, perhaps in the week of March 16-20th, would probably push the SP up in anticipation. ALAR has demonstrated in the past that its customer retention ratio is very high! IMO this is owing to the networking and software layers that ALAR has built around anonymous proxy services, to deliver data that its customers depend on with high availability. This is an Israeli company, of course, located near the center of Tel Aviv, but the war with Iran probably has little effect on its customers. On the other hand, it may have a lot of effect on the lives of key employees, who must keep themselves and their families safe, and who in some cases may even be serving reserve duty. We may have a wait for earnings simply because daily life is more difficult now, even though the war is not a financial threat to the company. From all of us to all of you at ALAR 🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏿 for you safety, and for peace in all the world!
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 5 at 9:37 PM
$ALAR is with good reason a company that tells you very little about what it’s doing and who it’s big customers are. Its customers expect to use its services anonymously. With such a company, quarterly reports are the only real catalyst, and they are the one time when there is a reliable indicator of current performance, together with some management guidance.  I believe the company’s SP dropped after the last earnings report, which seemed favorable and demonstrated good execution on strategy, because the company was perceived as being part of the software AI industry, which declined across the board. I am maintaining my strong position in the stock right now because the upside is so much greater than the downside, especially given that current revenues and earnings are more than adequate to sustain this company without any financing issues. The anonymous proxy business is important to cyber intelligence as well as AI models. Not financial advice. Do your own research!
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Elegant_Confusion
Elegant_Confusion Mar. 5 at 9:24 PM
$ALAR has been a low information company with little PR and few forward statements. It creates tools that allow its customers to access websites and search results at scale through anonymous proxies. ALAR is profitable and has positive cash flow (EBITDA) with strong cash balances on recent filings. In mid-2025 ALAR advised its investors that the company was shifting to a new customer base, focused more on serving large AI models and less on the traditional proxy businesses of advertising verification and price scraping. ALAR forecast higher sales, but with lower margins, and with possible timing issues of capital expenditures needed to realize new sales. A large part of this business is said to come from one major company that ALAR cannot identify. IMO the company might have better focused its efforts and hitched its future in cyber security and intelligence monitoring. Nevertheless, it has a very solid business model in which new sales can scale rapidly with few expenses.
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MarketPro
MarketPro Mar. 5 at 2:55 PM
$ALAR A look at the 4 Hour Chart:
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MarketPro
MarketPro Mar. 5 at 2:39 PM
$ALAR Buy Signal / Daily Chart
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BillionerOfKing
BillionerOfKing Mar. 4 at 6:11 PM
$ALAR Current Stock Price: $6.99
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Oscar_66
Oscar_66 Mar. 3 at 1:52 PM
$ALAR I figured this might pop.
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