Verisure Shares Slide as Earnings Fail to Convince Investors

Shares in Verisure Plc dropped the most on record after earnings from the Swedish alarm group failed to reassure investors who had been selling the stock on fears around artificial intelligence-related disruption.

The stock tumbled more than 17% at 10:57 a.m. in Stockholm, the most since its October initial public offering. The shares fell as low as €10.35 ($12.30), a level that continues to pull away from the €13.25 IPO price. Verisure’s listing accounted for more than half of the $7.23 billion raised from IPOs on the Stockholm exchange in 2025, making it one of the most high profile capital markets events in Europe.