Director Orfanos Lou of Thryv Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:THRY) purchased 5,000 shares of the company’s common stock on March 18, 2026, according to a filing. The shares were acquired at $2.60 each, for a total outlay of $13,000. After the transaction, Lou directly owns 16,035 shares of Thryv.
The purchase arrives after a period of steep share-price erosion: Thryv’s stock has fallen roughly 82% over the past year, although recent trading has seen the price rebound to $2.97. InvestingPro analysis cited in company materials indicates the stock may be undervalued at current levels, with analyst price targets reported in a $4 to $6 range.
Latest financials and strategic update
Thryv’s reported fourth-quarter 2025 results included an earnings-per-share (EPS) figure of -$0.22, missing the consensus forecast of $0.18. That shortfall represents a surprise of -222.22% relative to expectations. Revenue for the quarter was $191.62 million, narrowly ahead of the forecasted $191.25 million.
The company has signaled a strategic shift toward higher-value customers, concentrating on those that generate at least $400 in monthly revenue. As part of that pivot, Thryv is rolling out Market Sell Grow, an AI-enabled platform intended to support the focus on more lucrative clients.
Analysts have reacted to the results and strategic refocus with adjustments to their price targets. Craig-Hallum lowered its target to $4.00 while keeping a Hold rating. Needham reduced its price target to $6.00 but retained a Buy rating, noting that Thryv’s most recent results were broadly in line with expectations but flagging weak customer growth as a concern.
Research resources
For investors seeking additional valuation context and a deeper look at Thryv’s prospects, a Pro Research Report is available on InvestingPro for THRY and more than 1,400 other U.S. equities, according to company materials.