What drove the after-hours drop in QOR.AX stock?

The fall followed Qoria’s H1 results: revenue rose but EPS stayed negative (EPS **-0.03**). Investors sold into heavy volume of **62,410,358** shares, signalling concern over margins and liquidity.

What is Meyka AI’s forecast for QOR.AX stock?

Meyka AI's forecast model projects a 12‑month baseline price of **A$0.83**, implying an upside of **101.95%** from the current **A$0.41**. Forecasts are projections, not guarantees.

How does Qoria compare to ASX tech peers?

Qoria trades at price-to-sales **5.64** and has negative ROE **-22.40%**, while the ASX Technology sector average P/E is around **40.29**. Qoria is higher risk due to negative earnings and lower liquidity.

Should investors buy QOR.AX stock after the sell-off?

Consider risk tolerance. The Meyka grade is **B (62.94)** with a HOLD suggestion. Buying may suit investors focused on ARR growth, but margin and cash conversion risks remain significant.

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QOR.AX Qoria Limited ASX falls 21.15% after hours 20 Jan 2026: heavy volume may reset outlook

ByDanny Kontos January 20, 2026January 20, 2026

QOR.AX stock opened the after-hours session sharply lower after Qoria Limited reported H1 results and saw trading surge. The share price slipped to A$0.41, down -21.15% on volume of 62,410,358 shares, well above the 50-day average. We review the drivers — H1 revenue growth, margin signals and market reaction — and assess whether the move creates a buying window or signals deeper downside for the ASX-listed cyber safety specialist.