Trustpilot Group Plc TRST

Investing.com -- Citi analysts are putting their money on the platforms that own the data. The broker argues that leading platforms benefit from owning inventory, transaction and reputation data, particularly in high-value categories where recommendation accuracy matters most.

Investing.com -- Citi Research initiated coverage of Trustpilot Group PLC (LON:TRST) with a “buy” rating and a £3.75 price target, citing the online review platform’s growing role in AI-generated brand recommendations and scope for stronger operating leverage.

The review platform plunged despite strong revenue and profit growth, as regulatory and tax charges pushed it into a first-half loss and unchanged guidance failed to meet elevated expectations.

Trustpilot Group (LON:TRST) reported first-half 2026 bookings growth of 18% at constant currency, supported by enterprise customer demand and a 27% increase in North American bookings, while adjusted EBITDA rose 46% to a record $26.3 million. Chief Executive Officer Adrian Blair said the company’s

Investing.com -- Trustpilot (LON: TRST) has partnered with Shopify (NASDAQ: SHOP) to allow merchants to display and manage Trustpilot reviews directly on their online stores, Bloomberg reported on Saturday.

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This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Trustpilot Group Plc (TRTPF) is starting to reframe its role in the AI economy, with management pointing to partnerships with major e-commerce platforms as a potential next leg of growth. Chief Executive Adrian Blair said that as AI agents increasingly handle online shopping decisions, access to reliable business data could become a key differentiator, positioning Trustpilot's review database as a valuable input layer.

Trustpilot Group (LON:TRST) reported what management repeatedly characterized as an “excellent” full year 2025, highlighting accelerating bookings growth, expanding profitability, and what executives said is a widening strategic advantage as AI boosts the value of public, human-generated trust signa