CRCT · Analysis updated Nov 5, 2026, 11:50 AM ET

Why is Cricut, Inc. (CRCT) stock moving?

Cricut surged 48.7% on Nov 4 to $8.88, after trading around $6 in the weeks before. Volume was roughly 56,350 in the provided data against about 7,000–11,000 on prior days, which points to heavy buying. The trigger was Q3 results on Nov 3. Revenue rose 11% to $188.6M and beat estimates of about $173M. Net income rose 36% to $27.8M, and gross margin widened to 57.7%. The board also declared a $0.70 special dividend plus the $0.10 regular dividend, about 9% of the price. Management expects full-year revenue growth for the first time since 2021. The balance sheet is solid, with $273M in cash and no debt. The negatives are a Platform segment growing only 4%, flat 90-day engaged users, inventories of $146.9M, and no formal full-year guidance in the release. Analysts' price targets of $3.70–$6.00 sit far below the current price, and the stock is now well above them. Part of the jump may reflect the special dividend, which is a one-time payout, so some give-back is plausible. Pre-market on Nov 5 was flat at $8.89.

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