Palantir shares dive after quarterly results fail to impress investors
- Palantir, a Denver-based data analytics and AI software company, saw its shares fall 12% on May 6, 2025, amid growth concerns.
- The decline followed reports of a 5% year-over-year drop in international commercial revenues and modest full-year revenue guidance adjustments.
- Despite this, the company posted $884 million in revenues, a 39% increase from the previous year, and raised its full-year revenue outlook to $3.89–$3.90 billion.
- CEO Alex Karp said during an earnings call that Palantir is "on fire" and expressed optimism, but analysts cautioned the high valuation requires the company to grow into it.
- The share drop suggests investors remain cautious about international growth, underscoring risks tied to an elevated stock multiple amid slowing revenue acceleration.
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