Recent 8-K filings for PMTS
Highest-materiality recent filing
CPI posts record Q4 revenue of $153M, up 22% YoY; guides high-single-digit revenue growth for 2026
- Q4 revenue $153.1M (+22% YoY); net income $7.4M (+9%); Adjusted EBITDA $29.4M (+34%).
- FY2025 revenue $543.5M (+13%); net income $15M (-23%); Adj. EBITDA $96.5M (+5%).
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All 8 director nominees elected: Furey, Lowe, Mallela, Oleson, Peters, Riley, Sheinbaum, Soranno Keating.
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CPI Q1 revenue +20% to $147M, Adj. EBITDA +9%; affirms FY outlook
Revenue $147.1M (+20% YoY); net income $2.1M (-57%) due to $3M Arroweye integration costs.
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CPI posts record Q4 revenue of $153M, up 22% YoY; guides high-single-digit revenue growth for 2026
Q4 revenue $153.1M (+22% YoY); net income $7.4M (+9%); Adjusted EBITDA $29.4M (+34%).
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CPI Card Group CFO Jeffrey Hochstadt departs; Terra Grantham named Interim CFO
Jeffrey Hochstadt ceased as CFO effective Feb 13, 2026; will remain as advisor through June 30, 2026.
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Tricor Family Office bought 1.9M shares (now ~20% ownership); Chairman Sandy Riley bought 0.2M shares.
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Q3 net sales $138.0M (+11% YoY); net income $2.3M (+78%); diluted EPS $0.19.
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CPI Card Group Q2 net sales up 9% to $129.8M; net income plunges 91% to $0.5M
Net sales $129.8M (+9% YoY, +15% ex one-time accounting change); Debit & Credit segment rose 16% led by Arroweye and metal cards.
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CPI Card Group increases ABL revolver to $100M; redeems $20M of 10% senior notes at 103
Revolver capacity raised from $75M to $100M via Amendment No. 1 with JPMorgan Chase.
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CPI Card Group stockholders elect all 8 directors, ratify KPMG, approve say-on-pay
Directors elected: Thomas Furey, John Lowe, Ravi Mallela, Lisa Oleson, Nicholas Peters, H. Sanford Riley, Marc Sheinbaum, Valerie Soranno Keating.
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CPI Card Group acquires Arroweye for $45.55M; Q1 net sales up 10% to $122.8M, net income down 12%
Acquired Arroweye Solutions for $45.55M cash; Arroweye expected to generate mid-$50M annual revenue in 2025.
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Q4 net sales $125.1M (+22% YoY); net income $6.8M (+148%); diluted EPS $0.57.
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CPI Card Group adopts bylaw amendments addressing universal proxy rules, stockholder nominations
Amends bylaws to align with Delaware law and current practice; effective December 10, 2024.
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CPI Card Group Q3 net sales +18% to $124.8M; Adj. EBITDA +18%; raises FY outlook
Net sales $124.8M (+18% YoY); Debit & Credit segment $99.8M (+19%), Prepaid $25.2M (+13%).
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CPI Card Group secondary offering of 1.38M shares by Tricor stockholders closed Oct 2
Company entered underwriting agreement for 1,380,000 shares from Selling Stockholders (Tricor entities) with D.A. Davidson as lead underwriter.
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CPI Card Group Q2 net sales up 3% to $119M; raises FY net sales outlook to mid-single digit growth
Q2 net sales $118.8M (+3% YoY), net income $6.0M (-8%), adj. EBITDA $21.9M (-6%).
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CPI completes $285M private offering of 10.000% senior secured notes due 2029
Issued $285M in 10.000% senior secured notes due July 15, 2029 by subsidiary CPI CG Inc.
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CPI Card Group prices $285M of 10% senior secured notes due 2029 to refinance 2026 notes
Issuer CPI CG Inc. priced $285M aggregate principal of 10.000% senior secured notes due 2029.
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CPI Card Group subsidiary launches $285M senior secured notes offering to refinance 2026 notes
CPI CG Inc. commenced private offering of $285M senior secured notes due 2029, subject to market conditions.
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All eight director nominees elected with majority support; Thomas Furey received 8,336,734 votes for.
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CPI Card Group Q1: net sales -7% to $111.9M, net income -50% to $5.5M, adj EBITDA -8% to $23M
Net sales $111.9M (-7% YoY); Debit & Credit down 14% to $88M, Prepaid up 26% to $24.2M.
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Agreement with Tricor Pacific (Parallel49) for CPI to buy shares equal to 3x its open market purchases from other holders during Apr-Jun 2024.
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CPI Card Group Q4 net sales down 19% YoY, net income down 78%; FY2024 outlook slight growth
Q4 net sales $102.9M (-19% YoY); net income $2.7M (-78%); adjusted EBITDA $19.9M (-27%).
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