• XBP Global discussed 1Q26 results on its quarterly earnings call attended by CEO Andrej Jonovic, CFO Dejan Avramovic, Chief Revenue Officer Mike Shufeldt, Head of Investor Relations David Shamis, and Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Anand Balaji.
• Board authorized a formal process to explore strategic alternatives, citing what management described as a deep discount to intrinsic value and a desire to sharpen focus on core growth engines; options could include divestitures.
• Revenue totaled USD 197.1 million, down 14.2% year-over-year, while gross margin rose 70 basis points to 22.9%; normalized EBITDA was USD 15.6 million, down 39.9%, with management attributing declines largely to restructuring-related customer exits and lower volumes.
• Management pointed to pipeline acceleration, including 17% growth year-over-year and nearly 45% expansion in mid- to late-stage total contract value, while total TCV bookings rose 68.8% versus a year ago; it forecast stable near-term quarterly revenue with growth in 2H26.
• Management outlined a shift from rules-based workflows to agentic AI pipelines, citing 40%-60% initial auto-resolution that improves to about 85% or more over time, with a roughly 20% workforce reduction expected by year-end 2026 and USD 55 million to USD 60 million in annual operational efficiencies targeted.

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