Describing itself as “a leading provider of digital mental health services” Kooth (KOO) has announced its results for the 2025 calendar year with a first headline “Strong execution on strategy to deliver long-term and sustainable growth with a positive outlook for 2026”. The shares have currently responded approaching 5% up to above 110p, but what about that comparing to I most recently cautioning with the shares at above 140p in October?
Describing itself as “a leading provider of digital mental health services”, Kooth (KOO) has issued a “renews New Jersey contract”-titled announcement including CEO Kate Newhouse emphasising this as “a testament to the tangible benefits Kooth’s services provide and our evolved strategy places us in a strong position to further build and grow our relationship in New Jersey”. However, what does that this “evolved strategy” mean financially?
Describing itself as “a global leader in youth digital mental wellbeing”, Kooth (KOO) has announced its results for the first half of the 2025 calendar year headlined “User growth continuing at pace with key financial metrics increasing on a constant currency basis. Implementation of strategy to solidify successes of recent, transformational period in Kooth’s history”. However, with I previously stating the half-year results not set to be good with the shares then around 160p, what about currently a 6% further lower share price on the results towards 140p?
Describing itself as “a leading provider of digital mental health services”, Kooth (KOO) has issued a “Half Year Trading and Operational Update” including on its “landmark contract” with the State of California that “the California Department of Health Care Services' recent Impact Report has emphasised the positive impact of Kooth’s Soluna platform across the state” and also that the company’s “balance sheet remains strong, with unaudited net cash as at 30 June 2025 of £15.1 million”. So what about a current around 160p share price in response, more than 11% lower?
‘Therapeutic technology platform’ company Kooth (KOO) states that it “announces a trading update for the financial year ended 31 December 2024, along with changes to its board of directors and succession planning for its executive leadership team”. Hmmm, what about this with the shares down from 345p as recently as September and currently slightly further down towards 170p?
‘Therapeutic technology platform’ company Kooth (KOO) has announced a “US pilot contract win”, with CEO Tim Barker “delighted that, in partnership with the State of New Jersey, Kooth will be providing 50,000 students with access to our platform, enabling them to engage with vital mental health support and services”. What about this and the shares currently up more than 10% today to 180p?
‘Therapeutic technology platform’ company Kooth (KOO) has issued a “Director Trading” in shares announcement. With it with the shares down from above 340p last month to a most recent close below 160p, what of this shares ‘trading’?
Most recently on ‘therapeutic technology platform’ company Kooth (KOO) I wrote just a week ago ‘with the ominous combination of being an AIM Awards 2024 “winner” and that being “Diversity Champion”, now contract disappointment (natch!)’. That was, re. “its first pilot contract in Pennsylvania… the company has received communication from the State of Pennsylvania regarding the contract, exercising the State's right to terminate with a 30 day notice period”, which I concluded didn’t bode well for contracts elsewhere with the shares then down to around 240p. They had subsequently slipped further and then fell significantly again yesterday to 176p, bringing today a “Statement regarding share price movement”.
Just over a week ago at the 2024 AIM Awards self-indulgent beanfeast (Oops I mean, ‘bringing of the unique AIM global community together to celebrate the remarkable achievements of resilient and innovative companies listed on AIM’, natch!), it was the “Diversity Champion Award” for Kooth plc (KOO). I’ve noted that already an award nomination has proven a counter-indicator – and that has been particularly so with the “Diversity Champion” category history. Already shares in Kooth closed the day of the self-indulgent beanfeast (Oops, I’ve done it again!), at 288p having closed at 345p as recently as in September and 318p as recently as 7th October. With all that, what about a now intra-day (also ominous!) “Update on Pennsylvania pilot contract” announcement?
Hello, Share Munchers. Today’s choice is an unusual sort of company in the medical field. It provides online therapy for young people with mental health issues. We all know that these are increasing due to the isolation caused by the pandemic...







