Market Cap 222.94M
Revenue (ttm) 101.36M
Net Income (ttm) -11.28M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE 12.72
Profit Margin -11.13%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.07
Volume 436,400
Avg Vol 794,650
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 20.14M
Stochastic %K 4%
Beta -0.21
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $36.67

Company Profile

Gorilla Technology Group Inc. provides solutions in security, network, business intelligence, and Internet of Things (IoT) technology in Taiwan and the United Kingdom. It operates through three segments: Video IoT, Security Convergence, and Other segments. The company offers smart building and office solutions, such as occupancy management, integrated security, real-time AI monitoring, smart energy usage, predictive maintenance, smart elevator system, biometric access control, and personalized s...

Industry: Software - Infrastructure
Sector: Technology
Phone: 44 2 039 880 574
Address:
Meridien House, 42 Upper Berkeley Street Marble Arch, London, United Kingdom
IsshinCuts
IsshinCuts Mar. 21 at 11:03 PM
1. You cannot buy $GRRR on Fidelity, including the website or app. You must call them like it’s 1980 and speak to a person to initiate an authorized buy order. It has been like this since April 2025. Common sense should tell you this is an obvious red flag. 2. Gorilla was brought to market via SPAC. This is another red flag (see SPAC success rate). 3. Capex has been steadily declining.
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Jesski
Jesski Mar. 21 at 9:31 PM
$GRRR 1. You can buy $GRRR on Fidelity. They have restrictions on volatile stocks so you may need to call 2. $GRRR is not currently an SPAC. 3. No, $GRRR has not seen its marketing and capital expenditures consistently drop over the past 3 years. Trends reflect disciplined cost management amid strong revenue growth, with total operating expenses reduced in 2025, while capex has trended lower overall. This reflects a shift toward profitability, reduced debt, and more efficient use of capital rather than heavy infrastructure/hardware outlays. 4. Old short reports and dismissed claims. $GRRR’s recent growth, $ collections, governance upgrades, and pipeline execution counter the older criticisms. Results speak louder than past short attacks 5. The 15-25x forward P/S for $GRRR is based on 2026 revenue guidance of $137M$200M. At midpoint revenue: 15x is 2.5B market cap ($100$110/share). These multiples fit high-growth AI/infra plays with scaling potential and improving margins. 🦍 🚀
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 8:50 PM
$GRRR "Perpetual bull" 'sto cazzo... clear you don't read my posts. I said simply to keep laughing. Gorilla already historically had a PS ratio of 26, and the situation was decidedly much more murky... No SOX compliance, no meaningful contracts, no institutions, no clear governance, just promises of a Cayman Island-half-Chinese company. Today, the situation has improved light years. I simply observed that companies like this shouldn't be valued based on the phase of the contract they're carrying out, but rather on the contract as a whole with a simple and clear DCF or PS ratio framework. I'm sorry you didn't have a short position, you would have made good money. If, however, you're making these observations in the hope of buying back in single digits, it's clear you think Gorilla is worth much, much more. Anyway, I repeat...Perma bull 'sti cazzi.
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Jesski
Jesski Mar. 21 at 8:40 PM
$GRRR $GRRR “murky at best” 😆 Ok “BBTrades” Multiple accounts Easy block 🙄
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IsshinCuts
IsshinCuts Mar. 21 at 7:59 PM
$GRRR Ah yes, the perpetual bull. Few things: 1. I don’t have a short position. I traded this as a hype name in 2025 and have a small position when the stock fell since Fidelity blocked buying of this name. 2. Gorilla is a SPAC 🚩 3. Gorilla’s R&D, marketing and total capex have dropped significantly the past 3 years. This is not something I want to see out of a growth company and is the reason operating margin improved and gross profit has been dramatically shrinking the past few years. This trend is troubling. 4. Gorilla’s reporting transparency is murky at best given several short reports calling attention to ~94% of revenue from just 2 customers, rebranding old dell computers and flipping it as “Gorilla hardware”. 5. Your “15-25x p/s” prediction is meaningless without numbers and metrics justifying how you got there.
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Gorilla_Comics
Gorilla_Comics Mar. 21 at 6:01 PM
$GRRR 10% insider holdings now. Institutional better stay away. Look what happens to Bitcoin after institutions gos in, retails jump out and it tanks
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 2:39 PM
$GRRR Analyzing the RSU targets... The first target, the $500 million market cap, might seem a bit "shy". But there's a...but. The twenty consecutive days bode well. Aside from the fact that a large portion of us long at $500M market cap would be at - or near - to the b.e. (so a dream compared to the current situation), the 20 consecutive days imply such strong communication support that it's to be expected that if/when the BoD wanted to pursue this result, it would be almost within the realm of expense to reach the second target (1B market cap). Second target that - if I understand correctly - doesn't have the same timeframe requirement. Anyone who claims dilution in this case is biased, because it would be the most welcome dilution ever seen in my life (tied to a stock price increase and tied to shareholders' smile, mine first). Assuming that this potential dilution actually occurs... because Gorilla could always use its treasury shares... Burp
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 1:19 PM
$GRRR Tomorrow back to the city! And back to valley diet & look (at least my hope).
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 11:18 AM
$GRRR If you want to laugh, go ahead. 2027, if everything wil go as expected, will be the the turning point year for what concerns operating cash flow, gross profit and margins. These are multi-year contracts with a particularly demanding implementation phase; talking about just 12 months, or looking at the single Q, might be a conceptual error. No... sorry, not "might", IS a conceptual error. That's why the guidance should show also 2027 (considering just binding contracts) With a revenue growth of 70% in 2026 and a further 70%+ in 2027 (expected to close at $300M+), basing a valuation on gross profit, margin, or EPS is simply shortsighted/reductive. Useful just to justify a personal short position. Companies like Gorilla should be evaluated on the growth and its sustainability, preferring a metric based on the Price Sales ratio rather than a PE ratio. And if Gorilla improves a bit on some communication aspects, I don't see why it couldn't be rated with a PS ratio between 15 and 25.
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 8:36 AM
$GRRR The price sucks and supports are starting to fade into the background, but the weekly balance is overall positive. - We have YOTTA. - We have incentive plans on stock performance. - We have a clearer insider position and we know they own ~3M shares. - An effective communication has apparently been rediscovered. And now? How can we hope to get out of this endless falling wedge? Some catalysts are actually within reach. Guidance is perhaps the most important. Gorilla has always met or beated its own guidance. Also 2025 was initially supposed to close with 90M and in the end, it closed in triple digit. A mediam guidance (~170M) would be enough to satisfy the market... a stellar increase, but "moderate" considering contract already signed. Other catalysts "for free"? I continue to repeat that the end of the repurchase program would be another strong buy signal given to the market. Ok let's see what will happen and let's enjoy this falling wedge still for a while. Buon w.e.
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IsshinCuts
IsshinCuts Mar. 21 at 11:03 PM
1. You cannot buy $GRRR on Fidelity, including the website or app. You must call them like it’s 1980 and speak to a person to initiate an authorized buy order. It has been like this since April 2025. Common sense should tell you this is an obvious red flag. 2. Gorilla was brought to market via SPAC. This is another red flag (see SPAC success rate). 3. Capex has been steadily declining.
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Jesski
Jesski Mar. 21 at 9:31 PM
$GRRR 1. You can buy $GRRR on Fidelity. They have restrictions on volatile stocks so you may need to call 2. $GRRR is not currently an SPAC. 3. No, $GRRR has not seen its marketing and capital expenditures consistently drop over the past 3 years. Trends reflect disciplined cost management amid strong revenue growth, with total operating expenses reduced in 2025, while capex has trended lower overall. This reflects a shift toward profitability, reduced debt, and more efficient use of capital rather than heavy infrastructure/hardware outlays. 4. Old short reports and dismissed claims. $GRRR’s recent growth, $ collections, governance upgrades, and pipeline execution counter the older criticisms. Results speak louder than past short attacks 5. The 15-25x forward P/S for $GRRR is based on 2026 revenue guidance of $137M$200M. At midpoint revenue: 15x is 2.5B market cap ($100$110/share). These multiples fit high-growth AI/infra plays with scaling potential and improving margins. 🦍 🚀
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 8:50 PM
$GRRR "Perpetual bull" 'sto cazzo... clear you don't read my posts. I said simply to keep laughing. Gorilla already historically had a PS ratio of 26, and the situation was decidedly much more murky... No SOX compliance, no meaningful contracts, no institutions, no clear governance, just promises of a Cayman Island-half-Chinese company. Today, the situation has improved light years. I simply observed that companies like this shouldn't be valued based on the phase of the contract they're carrying out, but rather on the contract as a whole with a simple and clear DCF or PS ratio framework. I'm sorry you didn't have a short position, you would have made good money. If, however, you're making these observations in the hope of buying back in single digits, it's clear you think Gorilla is worth much, much more. Anyway, I repeat...Perma bull 'sti cazzi.
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Jesski
Jesski Mar. 21 at 8:40 PM
$GRRR $GRRR “murky at best” 😆 Ok “BBTrades” Multiple accounts Easy block 🙄
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IsshinCuts
IsshinCuts Mar. 21 at 7:59 PM
$GRRR Ah yes, the perpetual bull. Few things: 1. I don’t have a short position. I traded this as a hype name in 2025 and have a small position when the stock fell since Fidelity blocked buying of this name. 2. Gorilla is a SPAC 🚩 3. Gorilla’s R&D, marketing and total capex have dropped significantly the past 3 years. This is not something I want to see out of a growth company and is the reason operating margin improved and gross profit has been dramatically shrinking the past few years. This trend is troubling. 4. Gorilla’s reporting transparency is murky at best given several short reports calling attention to ~94% of revenue from just 2 customers, rebranding old dell computers and flipping it as “Gorilla hardware”. 5. Your “15-25x p/s” prediction is meaningless without numbers and metrics justifying how you got there.
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Gorilla_Comics
Gorilla_Comics Mar. 21 at 6:01 PM
$GRRR 10% insider holdings now. Institutional better stay away. Look what happens to Bitcoin after institutions gos in, retails jump out and it tanks
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 2:39 PM
$GRRR Analyzing the RSU targets... The first target, the $500 million market cap, might seem a bit "shy". But there's a...but. The twenty consecutive days bode well. Aside from the fact that a large portion of us long at $500M market cap would be at - or near - to the b.e. (so a dream compared to the current situation), the 20 consecutive days imply such strong communication support that it's to be expected that if/when the BoD wanted to pursue this result, it would be almost within the realm of expense to reach the second target (1B market cap). Second target that - if I understand correctly - doesn't have the same timeframe requirement. Anyone who claims dilution in this case is biased, because it would be the most welcome dilution ever seen in my life (tied to a stock price increase and tied to shareholders' smile, mine first). Assuming that this potential dilution actually occurs... because Gorilla could always use its treasury shares... Burp
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 1:19 PM
$GRRR Tomorrow back to the city! And back to valley diet & look (at least my hope).
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 11:18 AM
$GRRR If you want to laugh, go ahead. 2027, if everything wil go as expected, will be the the turning point year for what concerns operating cash flow, gross profit and margins. These are multi-year contracts with a particularly demanding implementation phase; talking about just 12 months, or looking at the single Q, might be a conceptual error. No... sorry, not "might", IS a conceptual error. That's why the guidance should show also 2027 (considering just binding contracts) With a revenue growth of 70% in 2026 and a further 70%+ in 2027 (expected to close at $300M+), basing a valuation on gross profit, margin, or EPS is simply shortsighted/reductive. Useful just to justify a personal short position. Companies like Gorilla should be evaluated on the growth and its sustainability, preferring a metric based on the Price Sales ratio rather than a PE ratio. And if Gorilla improves a bit on some communication aspects, I don't see why it couldn't be rated with a PS ratio between 15 and 25.
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 21 at 8:36 AM
$GRRR The price sucks and supports are starting to fade into the background, but the weekly balance is overall positive. - We have YOTTA. - We have incentive plans on stock performance. - We have a clearer insider position and we know they own ~3M shares. - An effective communication has apparently been rediscovered. And now? How can we hope to get out of this endless falling wedge? Some catalysts are actually within reach. Guidance is perhaps the most important. Gorilla has always met or beated its own guidance. Also 2025 was initially supposed to close with 90M and in the end, it closed in triple digit. A mediam guidance (~170M) would be enough to satisfy the market... a stellar increase, but "moderate" considering contract already signed. Other catalysts "for free"? I continue to repeat that the end of the repurchase program would be another strong buy signal given to the market. Ok let's see what will happen and let's enjoy this falling wedge still for a while. Buon w.e.
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MaskMaker
MaskMaker Mar. 21 at 6:55 AM
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trumpster521
trumpster521 Mar. 21 at 5:33 AM
$GRRR evaluate??? WTF Jay has a big mouth and the only what we can rely on is that he keeps lying on and on. I hope you have remarked which two words he likes to use most: DISCIPLINE and EXECUTE. Words to cover his lies.
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trumpster521
trumpster521 Mar. 21 at 5:20 AM
$GRRR a bunch of liars running this company
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BBTrades
BBTrades Mar. 21 at 3:57 AM
$GRRR I bought a large position at 7 average and sold half at 20 and half at 12. I had no problem holding in the 30s cause Jay seemed like he could be a diamond and yes the numbers promised were huge. But at some point I think it’s become obvious this is murky at best and looking more and more like a pump job. 1. No dilution then weeks later major dilution. 2. Smart education project which initially got the ball rolling “secured” apparently never was. 3. These “contract” announcements are super shady. Jay loves to promote the headline number but gives few details on timing, amount for grrr, and whether or not it’s even binding. 4. Going after short seller reports with no resolution ever made public. 5. Constant talking up pipeline to ridiculous numbers but guidance of maybe 200 million revenue (who knows on profitability; it’s all over the place with special one time adjustments) 6. The carrot dangled has consistently changed or evolved; it certainly hasn’t matched guidance. But hey 7B
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jpaciocco
jpaciocco Mar. 21 at 3:38 AM
$GRRR I was hoping for more convo’s. I’ll open this up to bears… why am I stupid for investing in this. You can’t tell me US contracts though. Give me numbers. I’ll talk
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Fair_Trader42
Fair_Trader42 Mar. 21 at 3:24 AM
$GRRR well !! If Gorilla drops below $10, @xenlism and I are going to post " Slap that ASK " memes all day, every day of naked MEN'S Butts !!
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minilex95
minilex95 Mar. 20 at 8:27 PM
$GRRR how can this drop more than apld and bbai when its so beaten down like its retarded
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Mar. 20 at 8:24 PM
$GRRR finally we broke a little bit 👉 volumes. If you are long trust the process. If you are a daily trader set your stop loss. Gl all
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Marcodevo
Marcodevo Mar. 20 at 7:50 PM
$GRRR close green maybe
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gorillasticday
gorillasticday Mar. 20 at 7:46 PM
$GRRR well maube after news about insider pwmership and buyback and (maybe) time to drop like a fjcking PR machine
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FJBtoTHEmoon
FJBtoTHEmoon Mar. 20 at 7:45 PM
$GRRR It’s going mid single digits for sure.
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Zagfan
Zagfan Mar. 20 at 7:45 PM
$GRRR Practicing restraint here lol. Jay, drop some after hours news or during pre market Monday.
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