Key Highlights

  • Cricut (NASDAQ:CRCT) stood at USD 9.07 in a published screener snapshot on November 5, 2026, up 49.26% over 1W, with a latest session gain of 2.20%, placing it fifth on the small cap 1W list.
  • Third-quarter Revenue of USD 188.6 million beat the USD 164.4 million consensus by about 14.7% (calculated), and EPS of USD 0.13 beat the USD 0.05 consensus, with revenue up about 11% year over year.
  • Operating income rose nearly 50% to USD 33.9 million, or 18% of revenue, while cash reached USD 273 million with no Debt and a USD 300 million Credit line renewed through October 22, 2031.
  • A Special Dividend of USD 0.70 and a semiannual dividend of USD 0.10 are payable January 21, 2027 to holders of record on January 7, 2027, and the buyback was replenished to USD 50 million.

What Moved Cricut (49.26% in 1W)

Cricut reported third-quarter 2026 results on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, and the stock reacted in the regular session on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. Published coverage showed an intraday gain of about 43% to USD 8.56 at 2:50 p.m. ET, against an implied prior close near USD 5.97 (calculated), and a day's range of USD 6.58 to USD 9.05. Volume was 5.3 million shares at that point, roughly 6.9 times the average of 772,100 shares (calculated). Revenue of USD 188.6 million compared with a consensus of USD 164.4 million, and EPS of USD 0.13 compared with USD 0.05, a year earlier at USD 0.04. Product sales rose 17% and international sales rose 30%. The company's latest shares in the snapshot sit at USD 9.07, with the 1W gain of 49.26% and a latest session change of 2.20%.

Why a Stock Like Cricut Re-Rates

The rationale is an Earnings beat paired with a turnaround signal. Management said it expects full-year revenue growth, its first since 2021, plus significant positive Cash Flow and a profitable fourth quarter. Platform revenue and paid subscribers are expected to rise both sequentially and year over year. Paid subscribers stood at just over 3.07 million, up about 2%. The special dividend of USD 0.70 per share is about 7.7% of the USD 9.07 price (calculated). Initial StickerPix production in China remains exposed to tariffs until output migrates, and one-time Tariff refunds that helped this year ended in the third quarter.

Valuation, Liquidity and Risks After a Sharp Run

Published coverage put the Market Value near USD 1.25 billion at the USD 8.56 intraday quote, inside the small cap band of 300 million to 2 billion USD. Trailing P/E was 19.2 times, gross Margin 57.94% and the trailing Dividend Yield 3.35%. The 52-week range was USD 3.74 to USD 9.05, so USD 9.07 sits just above the prior high, about 142% above the low (calculated). The 3M, 6M and YTD figures were not visible in the snapshot. After a run of this size, a small number of trades can move the price, spreads can be wide, and the move may reverse. Slower growth in platform revenue, flat revenue per user and tariff exposure are specific risks.

Where Things Stand

The jump in Cricut (NASDAQ:CRCT) reflects a third-quarter beat on revenue of USD 188.6 million and EPS of USD 0.13, a first full-year growth outlook since 2021 and a USD 0.70 special dividend. At USD 9.07 and up 49.26% over 1W, the stock sits fifth on the small cap 1W list in the screener snapshot. It still trades above its prior 52-week high of USD 9.05, so the next move is uncertain.