Snowflake reported strong Q4'25 earnings, with adjusted EPS of $0.30 and $987M in revenue, surpassing expectations and showing 28% Y/Y product revenue growth. Despite a slight decline in net retention rate, Snowflake's free cash flow grew 28% YoY, maintaining a robust 42% free cash flow margin. For FY 2026, Snowflake projects $4.28B in product revenues with a 24% Y/Y growth rate and a solid 75% gross margin.
Snowflake Inc. (NYSE:SNOW ) Citizens JMP Technology Conference Call March 4, 2025 1:30 PM ET Company Participants Michael Scarpelli - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Unidentified Analyst So look, we're just delighted to have Snowflake and Michael Scarpelli, the CFO joining us today, which -- how many years -- when was the IPO? Michael Scarpelli 2020, September '20.
Snowflake is poised for impactful growth in AI applications, potentially driving margin expansion in the coming quarters. Management guided 24% product revenue growth and improved margins for eFY26, driven by new capabilities and partnerships, including Microsoft, enhancing AI agent development and data migration features. Management will be focusing on improving Snowflake's operating leverage in eFY26 by enhancing operations with AI and targeted hiring across its business units.
Snowflake's growth is decelerating despite AI hype, with product revenue growth slowing to 21–22% for FQ1. The AI data company shows discipline in share buybacks, avoiding high prices while holding plenty of cash. Snowflake's AI products are still a small part of its business, with significant partnerships but limited impact on growth.
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Shares of Snowflake Inc SNOW were climbing in early trading on Thursday, after the company reported upbeat fourth-quarter results.
Shares of data company Snowflake (SNOW 7.53%) popped on Thursday after the company reported financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2025. The quarter ended in January and showcased better-than-expected growth.
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Snowflake's AI integration has gained traction, demonstrating its ability to compete more effectively against Databricks and its peers. Snowflake's sticky business model should assure investors that worries about market share losses were likely overstated. Snowflake shows a viable path toward improving margins, while lifting its product launch cadence to compete more effectively.
Snowflake stock is surging Thursday after the cloud company beat fourth-quarter expectations, issued strong guidance and expanded a partnership with Microsoft.