Gorilla Surges 14% as Traders Reverse the Earnings Selloff, Evolv Eases

GRRR surged 13% Wednesday to reverse Tuesday's 11% earnings selloff, with management's 2027 revenue guide of $450 to $500M sitting 29% above Wall Street consensus.

PLTR and BBAI are not joining GRRR's rally, and DTCR fell 0.6%, confirming the move is entirely stock-specific rather than a sector-wide bid.

Gorilla's adjusted EBITDA swung to a $14.6M first-half loss, and its 2027 target depends on completing construction across three countries on schedule.

Gorilla Technology Group ( NASDAQ:GRRR ) stock is up 14% to $15.97 Wednesday afternoon, reversing the 11% earnings-day drop the stock took Tuesday on its H1 2026 filing. The Global X Data Center & Digital Infrastructure ETF ( NASDAQ:DTCR ) shares are down 0.6% to $28.39, so today's move is Gorilla-specific rather than a data-center-wide bid.

Evolv Technologies ( NASDAQ:EVLV ) stock is down 1% to $5.23, easing after its own recent print. Gorilla stock was up 29% year to date through Tuesday's close, so today's snapback lands on a stock that already had a positive trend behind it.

No fresh company news has crossed the wire from Gorilla today. For GRRR, this is day two of a two-day round trip, a repricing of sentiment on the same disclosure traders sold Tuesday.

Gorilla's 6-K, filed August 24, showed H1 2026 revenue of $78.36 million, up from $39.33 million a year earlier, with Q2 revenue of $50.1 million, up 138% year over year. Management lifted the full-year 2026 revenue floor to at least $200 million and set a 2027 target of $450 million to $500 million.

That 2027 range sits 16% to 29% above Wall Street consensus of $386.7 million, per prior 24/7 Wall St. coverage. Gorilla CEO Jay Chandan called the quarter "the clearest evidence yet that Gorilla has entered a different phase of scale." Wednesday's bid on Gorilla stock suggests part of the market is finally willing to take that guide at face value.

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Nothing in Gorilla's fundamentals changed overnight. The company's adjusted loss per share was $0.58 for the first half against a $0.32 profit a year earlier, and its adjusted EBITDA swung to a first-half loss of $14.6 million from positive $6.2 million.