BOX shares slump nearly 19% as rising costs pressure margins, but AI tools and top-tier partnerships offer support.
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Jack in the Box plans to close dozens of restaurants by the end of the year in an effort to cut costs and boost revenue.
Jack in the Box is closing dozens of restaurants as part of a major cost-cutting plan, with 72 locations shuttered so far and more expected in the near future.
Box shares lag amid rising costs, but AI-driven products and strong client growth aim to fuel a fiscal 2026 rebound.
Box, Inc. remains a buy as revenue growth accelerates, underpinned by strong billings, RPO, and AI-driven product adoption. Q3 revenue grew 9% y/y to $301.1M, with suites at 64% of revenue, robust margins, and $61M in free cash flow. Net retention rate improved to 104%, driven by organic seat growth and higher-value Enterprise Advanced tier adoption.
Box remains a value-oriented, underappreciated enterprise software stock despite AI-driven market narratives. BOX trades at attractive valuation multiples—3.5x EV/FY27 revenue and 12.5x EV/FY27 FCF—while generating robust free cash flow. Management raised FY26 guidance, projecting $1.175 billion in revenue and $1.28 pro forma EPS, with double-digit billings and RPO growth.
Box is rated Hold with a $36 price target, implying a modest 13.2% upside versus current levels. Q3 results highlight stable cash generation, 9% revenue growth, and durable gross margins near 80%, but EPS softness persists due to tax normalization and R&D investment. Management is executing a strategic shift toward AI-driven content infrastructure, with new partnerships and a subscription-first model supporting long-term value creation.
Box posts solid revenues and billings growth despite a sharp earnings drop and offers upbeat Q4 and FY26 guidance.
Box, Inc. ( BOX ) Q3 2026 Earnings Call December 2, 2025 5:00 PM EST Company Participants Cynthia Hiponia - Vice President of Investor Relations Aaron Levie - Co-Founder, CEO & Director Dylan Smith - Co-Founder & CFO Conference Call Participants Matthew Bullock - BofA Securities, Research Division John Messina - Raymond James & Associates, Inc., Research Division Josh Baer - Morgan Stanley, Research Division George Michael Kurosawa - Citigroup Inc., Research Division Frederick Gooding - William Blair & Company L.L.C., Research Division Presentation Operator Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by.
Schrodinger's shares have declined sharply in recent weeks, due largely to soft guidance for the fourth quarter. There is little reason to believe that this is anything more than a temporary headwind caused by market conditions though. In addition, recent cost reductions and the end of internal drug development should significantly reduce cash burn in 2026.