ServiceNow's shift to a consumption-based pricing model has caused short-term investor uncertainty, but is expected to drive long-term AI adoption and monetization from growing usage. Despite missing Q4 FY24 earnings estimates, ServiceNow reported 22.5% YoY revenue growth and increased both the number of $1M+ ACV customers and Average ACV, driven by AI product demand. Management's FY25 guidance of 18.5-19% subscription revenue growth and 30.5% operating margin reflects prudence amid FX headwinds and evolving pricing strategy.
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ServiceNow's stock sank more than 10% after reporting a rare earnings miss in Q4. The company's revenue growth slowed to 21% y/y, with its outlook calling for a further deceleration in FY25. Fundamental issues include AI potentially reducing demand for seat-based products and aggressive headcount growth limiting profit expansion.
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ServiceNow (NOW -10.53%) stock is seeing big sell-offs in Thursday's trading. The software company's share price was down 11.3% as of 3:30 p.m.
ServiceNow's (NOW) latest fourth quarter earnings report showed lower-than-expected sales, pressuring stock prices. However, ServiceNow president and CFO Gina Mastantuono tells Seana Smith and Josh Schafer on Catalysts that the results — when adjusted for currency fluctuations — exceeded expectations across metrics, including revenue and operating margin.
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ServiceNow's fourth-quarter 2024 results reflect a strong uptake of its Generative AI solution. However, shares fall on weak 2025 subscription revenue guidance.
Bill McDermott, ServiceNow chairman and CEO, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's quarterly earnings results, guidance for the second half of the year, and much more.
The stock market imposes a pitiless logic: Unless a public company exceeds investor expectations and raises guidance each quarter, the company's stock price falls.
Shares of ServiceNow (NOW) are tanking 9% in premarket trading Thursday, as the software and IT services provider posted slower subscription revenue growth than it had forecast earlier and projected a slight decline in first-quarter growth.
ServiceNow's CFO said the forecast for subscription revenue is prudent. And one analyst cheered the company's momentum with large deals.