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C3.ai reported preliminary Q1 results after the bell on Friday, triggering a 30% crash intra-day on Monday. The results were disastrous, guiding for 33% below prior guidance and 20% lower than a year ago quarter due to restructuring impacts and leadership change. Things don't look good heading into FY26, but we think a bounce back from the new 52-week-low of $14.70 per share is in order.
After a disappointing preliminary quarterly report, C3.ai stock (NYSE:AI) dropped 25% on Monday, August 11. The enterprise AI software company, which assists businesses with digital transformation, projected that it anticipates its first-quarter fiscal 2026 revenues (fiscal year ends in April) to be approximately $70 million – considerably below the street's projections of $99 million.
Shares of C3.ai (AI) plunged after the AI software provider posted preliminary financial results that fell well short of the company's own expectations and that the CEO called "unacceptable."
The enterprise-AI software company expects to report disappointing results, and some on Wall Street think it could take more time to right the ship.
AI's first-quarter revenue miss and wider loss spark a 27% stock drop. The company revamps its sales team with industry veterans.
C3.ai Inc (NYSE:AI) stock is at the bottom of the Nasdaq today, last seen down 26% to trade at $16.40.
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C3 AI stock tanked after it announced preliminary financial results and a restructuring of its global sales and services organization. C3 AI said it expects to report revenue between $70.2 million and $70.4 million for its fiscal first quarter 2026.