MCHX News & Events

Conflicting accounts over the likelihood of U.S. and Iran coming to the negotiating table continue to whipsaw the market.  For the second time this week, investors faded the opening highs on Wednesday following overnight speculation of an impending truce as optimism gave way to caution, particularly in light of reports that more US troops are heading to the Persian Gulf.  Basic Materials shined among the S&P 500 sectors once again while Energy lagged as the market remains leery of retreat in oil prices from tempered supply risk in the event of a more meaningful progress toward de-escalation.In the opening hour of the evening session, S&P e-minis and Nasdaq 100 contracts are both down 0.1%.  In commodities, WTI Crude Oil sits just above $91 per barrel - slightly higher from U.S. trading close.  Precious metals meanwhile are consolidating Wednesday's strong gains - Gold is above $4,500 and Silver is pulling back below $71.50 per ounce.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Noodles & Companyup 21.0%Navanup 20.3%H.B. Fullerup 0.5%ALSO HIGHER -Hallador Energyup 7.8% after securing 3-year agreement to sell remaining accredited capacityGrocery Outletup 3.5% after insider buyDOWN AFTER EARNINGS -MillerKnolldown 17.7%Worthington Steeldown 12.9%Journey Medicaldown 8.1%Marchexdown 8.1%Celcuitydown 2.9%

Reports Q4 revenue $10.8M vs $11.9M last year. Troy Hartless, President of Marchex, commented, "In the fourth quarter, we achieved our goal of the primary completion of our technology platform migration by end of year. While this involved our migrating approximately 1,000 customers to the new platform and some resulting revenue dilution and offsets, we believe that we are now in a strong position with our ability to leverage new AI capabilities and rapidly deliver innovated solutions to our customers. With this significant infrastructure project behind us, in 2026 we believe that we are well positioned to focus on accelerating our revenue growth and margin expansion."

Marchex announced the launch of a new integration with Freshpaint, a platform built for healthcare marketers to deliver measurable performance while safeguarding patient trust in a complex regulatory environment. Freshpaint's data platform enables healthcare organizations to securely connect and activate data across channels, so that they can link marketing spend to outcomes while safeguarding patient privacy and complying with industry regulations.

Marchex announced a new integration with Solera, a leading SaaS platform for automotive dealerships. "Auto dealers rely on speed, accuracy, and data-driven insights to maximize every customer interaction. Our integration with Solera eliminates inefficiencies and helps sales teams focus on closing deals instead of administrative tasks. This is strategically vital for dealerships looking to drive revenue," said Troy Hartless, president and CRO of Marchex.