Shelly Group SE, a Sofia-based provider of IoT and smart building solutions, has invited investors and analysts to an earnings webcast and call on 11 November 2026 at 09:00 CET (10:00 EET) to discuss its unaudited consolidated results for the first nine months of 2026. The results themselves will be published on 10 November 2026 after the close of trading, according to the company’s announcement issued via NEWMEDIAWIRE.
The session will feature Co-CEOs Dimitar Dimitrov and Wolfgang Kirsch alongside CFO Iliyana Krushkova, who will comment on the 9M figures through a webcast presentation conducted in English. Participants can register for the event through the dedicated Shelly Group – Earnings Call 9M 2026 registration page.
The timing matters for several reasons. By reporting results after the market close on 10 November and holding the call the following morning, Shelly Group gives investors a narrow window to absorb the numbers before management takes questions. That structure is common among internationally listed companies seeking to ensure that all shareholders receive material information simultaneously, but it places a premium on the clarity of the initial disclosure.
For a growth-oriented IoT company, the 9M report is more than a routine accounting exercise. Shelly Group generates revenue from device sales and cloud applications, and it relies on an asset-light model in which contract manufacturers handle production. Those characteristics mean that investors will likely focus on revenue mix, gross margin trends and the pace of cloud adoption, even though the release itself does not forecast specific figures.
Shelly Group’s investor base is international. The company is listed under ticker SLYG with ISIN BG1100003166, and its products are sold in more than 100 countries. Sales organizations span the DACH region, Benelux, the Nordics, Iberia, Poland, Italy, France, the United Kingdom, Bulgaria, Slovenia, the United States and China. That breadth means the 9M results will be read as a gauge of demand across mature European markets and newer territories alike.
The company’s positioning also matters to the broader smart-building sector. Shelly devices enable remote control, automation and energy management of electrical appliances through smartphones, PCs or third-party home automation systems. As energy costs and interoperability standards continue to shape adoption, the company’s ability to combine hardware sales with recurring cloud revenue will be a key indicator for peers and partners.
Detailed information about the issuer is available through the Shelly Group SE company page. For the period ahead, the 11 November webcast will be the first opportunity for management to explain what drove the 9M performance and how the business is tracking against its asset-light, internationally distributed model.
