ServiceTitan

ServiceTitan shares hit a 52-week low of $54.16 and are roughly 52% below last year’s price. Second-quarter revenue beat expectations by 2.7% but lagged historical standards; the revenue growth forecast for 2027 was raised to 18.8% but missed investors' expectation of 19.5%. Analysts cut several price targets, while InvestingPro classifies the stock as undervalued and technically (RSI) oversold, leading investors to watch for a potential recovery. » More on de.investing.com

The stock plunged 17.3% in pre-market trading to $67.49 after the company released its Q2 2027 earnings report after the close. Revenue beat consensus at $292.8m, but gross transaction volume slowed (GTV +17% to $26.8bn) and the Q3 outlook of $285–287m implies a sequential decline. In addition, Chief Revenue Officer Ross Biestman announced he is stepping back from the operational role; Rikus Pretorius will take over in Q4. Analysts cut price targets but largely maintained positive ratings given the long-term AI strategy. » More on de.investing.com

ServiceTitan reported Q2 revenue of $292.8 million (+21% y/y), beating estimates, but posted an adjusted loss of $0.26 per share (expectation -$0.25). Gross transaction volume slowed to 17% growth; management cited weaker lead trends in May/June. The company will place greater emphasis on the AI solution Max and the "Software Factory." Free cash flow rose 47% to $50.5 million and operating margin improved, yet the stock fell sharply in after-hours trading due to the more cautious near-term outlook. For the next quarter ServiceTitan expects revenue of $285–287 million and sees fiscal-year revenue of $1.139–1.144 billion, with moderate growth in the second half of the year. » More on de.investing.com