ServiceNow shares fall 19% after hours despite beating quarterly targets
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ServiceNow shares fell 19% after hours after its September quarter results, even though the company beat its own quarterly targets, according to a post by Rohan Paul on X. Revenue rose 20.5% to $4.106 billion, and current remaining performance obligations grew 20.5% to $13.65 billion.
The post says the company expects that growth to slow to 18.5% this quarter. The post also says ServiceNow targets $1.7 billion in AI annual contract value for 2026, which is small beside roughly $15.77 billion of expected subscription revenue. The fact record attributes the drop to investor worries that AI agents will erode seat-based revenue, but the post itself does not state that cause.
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXServiceNow shares fall 19% after hours despite beating its own quarterly targetsAIServiceNow shares fell 19% after hours even though the company beat its own quarterly targets, the post says. Revenue rose 20.5% to $4.106B, while current remaining performance obligations grew 20.5% to $13.65B and are expected to slow to 18.5% this quarter. The post notes AI annual contract value is targeted at $1.7B for 2026, small beside roughly $15.77B of expected subscription revenue.

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