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GRRR Gorilla Technology Group Inc

$12.41
$0.92
(6.99%)
Today
Closed $12.25
$0.16
(1.31%)
After Hours
EarningsNov 16
Mkt Cap$362.3M
Vol870,085.00

About GRRR

Gorilla Technology Group, Inc. engages in the provision of video intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT) security, edge AI data analytics, and operational technology security solutions and services in Asia Pacific. It operates through the following segments: Video IoT, Security Convergence, and Other. The company was founded by Spincer Koh in May 2001 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.
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Bullish Sentiment

How do you feel about GRRR?

paranoidpeter
$GRRR For the past three years, I’ve had two numbers in my head: 10,000 shares and a $100 price target. This morning, I finally hit the first one. 10k shares. It took three years of conviction, patience, and continuing to build toward a goal I set long before I knew how the story would play out. Now we wait to see if the second number becomes reality. The goal: millionaire by 2028. 🦍🚀
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ACInvestorBlog
$GRRR Instituional ownership hit a new high .... and the short interest still near 20% with 9 days to cover !! Can get wild if volume comes in...
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ACInvestorBlog
July 2024 I was pounding the table on $GRRR around $3. The backlog was already there. Most people didn’t believe it. The stock went from ~$3 in Aug 2024 to ~$44 by early 2025. New Asia GPU/AI infrastructure deals put it back on the radar. Contracted work and pipeline are in the multi-billion range. Market cap is still only ~$400M, with targets sitting well above $25. Institutions have been adding. Short interest is still high (~18%, ~7.5 days to cover). If they start converting that backlog into live GPUaaS revenue, this can move fast. One of my favorites into year-end. Do always your own DD 👍
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sjmace
$GRRR Jay is alot things. I believe it is partially his fault that the SP is where it is today. Simply, the market is not buying what he is selling. That's fine. He does leave cryptic ambigious tidbits which in due time will have to reveal itself. We are not too far away from seeing those results. Again, Jay is alot of things.. But he's also Bold, highly intelligent, and tactical. Question is.. Do you have the stomach to see it out? I do.
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Logic102
$GRRR Microcaps with large industrial projects almost always use convertible financing early because: big revenue hasn’t started hence cash flow is not yet predictable traditional lenders won’t underwrite without operational proof equity raises at low share prices are even worse Convertible debt is the least bad option until: Thailand revenue starts Yotta revenue ramps Freyr revenue resumes new deals generate cash flow Once those are in place, non-dilutive funding commences which Jay strongly hinted at in the Zacks interview. The Convertible Debt Model is a Temporary, necessary "least bad option" The Market is acting as if the GRRR financial situation is desperate which is nonsense. Buy this dip for sure. Everytime we go near 12--back up the truck.
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Old_Man_60
$GRRR I believe the market is telling 🦍 that they want to see the "official" PR concerning financing along with the SEC filing not some Company paid fluff interview...just being honest.
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ACInvestorBlog
$GRRR Around the 15-minute mark he said that if you scale from the 20 MW already signed in Indonesia, a 200 MW Thailand campus, and another 400 MW he said they are about to close, and then apply pricing on B300s, “GP300,” and a later generation (Vera Rubin, or AMD/“Cupris” Helios), “we’re looking at anything between 55 to 75 billion of revenue.”
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bekie1985
$GRRR keep selling, i keep buying! By far my biggest position in my portfolio.. still extremely bullish. 😎💯😎💯💯
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Logic102
$GRRR You rarely here a CEO comment on the stock share price, so Chandan saying in the Zacks interview that 14.00 is much too low and then saying the Zacks PT or 25.00 is also way too low shows his true read. He's not just a tech geek, he also gets an A+ in terms of financing and that all will be revealed in coming weeks and months, not just years.
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Jesski
$GRRR “I can announce more later. It’s confidential at the moment, but I think that the market will be quite happy with what we’ve done on that front.” ⏰
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THINKOUTOFBOX
$GRRR Guidance raised three times this year: $137M → $160M → $200M+ for 2026. And 2027 guided to $450-500M How management builds it: "We take what is contracted revenue, where we have an amount and a date." Nothing speculative goes in. They even excluded 1,500+ NeutraDC servers because delivery dates weren't firm yet. Chandan said locking those in would prompt them to revisit targets. The 2027 build is transparent: $100M Yotta 1 + $250M Yotta 2 + up to $80M from 300 NeutraDC servers = $430M of the midpoint already identified. Execution is landing. Q2 rev $50.1M vs $38.69M est a 30% beat, after they pre-announced "at least $44M" and still beat their own raised number. H1 up 99%. Yotta 1 first delivery phase complete. Yotta 2 blocks of ~5,000 GPUs started shipping in early October, finishing by year-end. Bower: Yotta 1 + Yotta 2 + NeutraDC could be ~$800M annualized and could support results above current guidance. Pipeline went from $7B to $10B+ Am in big, NFA
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Biggerbasebiggerbreakout
$GRRR is building the AI “power plants” that governments and big companies in Asia desperately need — and the market still treats it like a tiny tech firm. Here’s the simple version with real numbers: • They just nearly doubled first-half 2026 revenue to $78 million. • They raised full-year 2026 guidance to at least $200 million. • They are targeting $450–500 million in revenue for 2027. • They already have over $5 billion in signed contracts and a total pipeline of $7 billion+, mostly multi-year deals to supply and run AI data centers (GPU capacity) in India, Indonesia, Thailand, and Taiwan. • Right now the whole company is valued at only about $380 million. In plain English: Asia is racing to build its own AI infrastructure so data and computing stay inside their borders. Gorilla is one of the few smaller companies actually winning and delivering these big, long-term contracts. If they keep hitting even half of their targets, the stock has a lot of room to re-rate higher.
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GinoGino
$GRRR This is clearly a low- to moderate-risk and high-reward scenario now. The current valuation is substantially low even at the lower end of 2026/2027 guidance, which is backed be contracted revenues. The next 4-6 weeks are critical here. This small company is taking on major ambitious projects. so some indication of success will be explosive here. I remain optimistic here. This could possibly be a multibagger even if Jay achieves half of his ambitions, and imagine if he achieves most of them! These are my thoughts on the company, do your own DD and ignore the noise when you invest you arre hard-earned cash in any company!
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Grrr_GorillaYOLO_GME
$GRRR $GRRR — my line in the sand for 2027: If GRRR finishes 2026 at or above ~$200M revenue, shows that the India/Indonesia projects are actually converting into real revenue, and guides toward roughly $450M–$600M+ for 2027, then I think $35–$45 becomes very realistic. If 2027 revenue gets anywhere near the current ~$580M analyst estimate, $44 is not a crazy valuation at all. Even accounting for dilution, that would put the stock around a reasonable ~2.5–3x sales multiple. The risk is execution and dilution. If projects slip, guidance disappoints, or the convertible notes reset lower and significantly increase the share count, the thesis changes fast. So for me: ✅ $200M+ 2026 revenue ✅ Major contracts converting to actual revenue ✅ $450M–$600M+ 2027 guidance ✅ Dilution stays manageable Hit those milestones and I’m comfortable with a $35–$45+ bull case. Miss them, and it’s time to reassess. $GRRR
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Phonic
$GRRR new wave of buyers can only be a good thing. Heres hoping! Still technicallu bullish set up!
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LondonMatt85
$GRRR The figures and conviction all look promising. 400MW of the latest tech with 55-75 billion I am guessing next 3-4 years so could generate 10-20 billion revenue a year or more from 2028/29 onwards. If they give positive financing news with minimal dilution we are laughing. Negative financing news and this will take ages to increase although it will go up eventually…
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pull_the_trigger
$GRRR Interesting. Institutional ownership at ATH, increase of analysts exposure, shorts simply failing to bring this further down, ticking time bomb to the upside. Don't quite believe in a squeeze but this ticker doesn't need that. So, I'd bet that you and little cub bears like you either a) are frustrated longs and shit posting is your coping mechanism or b) you actually shorted this heavily sub 10 and foreclosure is near. To end on a positive note: the last WTR conf call was magnificent. We got time.
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Planetpaprika
$GRRR ´s price targets: Compass Point $44 Buy (initiation) Aug 18, 2026 Northland Securities $40 Buy (maintained) Sep 22, 2026 Cantor Fitzgerald $40 Overweight (reaffirmed) Jun 4, 2026 Alliance Global Partners $39 Buy (reiterated) Aug 25, 2026 B. Riley $25 Buy (initiation) Aug 31, 2026 StoneX $25 Buy (initiation) Sep 28, 2026
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sjmace
$GRRR Last weeks highlights. Can't stop the inevitable. Jay may be alot of things but he has delivered record revenues, signed contracts, now commencing into real time execution. October is this week. "Market doesn't recognize our value, but they will". 🦍⚡
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Logic102
$GRRR Some in the Market are awakening today to the fact that GRRR is a very different AI Infrastructure company than ORCL rather than lumping them together. GRRR has a huge backlog too and has many strengths that mitigate risks, especially being extraordinarily undervalued compared to other companies in this sector niche. I like both names, but GRRR has the much larger upside with most of the downside being based in fear rather than reality. "It's happening." I agree Jay.
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