Zscaler, Inc.

Jay Chaudhry sold 2,852 Zscaler shares on Sept. 16, 2026, in a non-discretionary transaction to satisfy tax-withholding from RSU vesting, totaling about $550,000. Post-sale, Chaudhry directly holds 340,186 shares and indirectly controls roughly 26.5 million shares, with his beneficial stake valued at about $5.15 billion. The sale represents a tiny portion of his holdings and the company noted a one-year stock return of -32% amid slowing revenue growth and ongoing losses, while Zscaler trades near a P/S of 9. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Zscaler reported solid fiscal Q4 results with revenue up 25% to $898.2m and ARR of $3.77bn (25% growth; 20% organic). Non-GAAP operating margin hit a record 24% and GAAP loss per share narrowed sharply. Management guided fiscal 2027 ARR to $4.396–4.426bn, implying mid-to-high teens ARR growth and raising concerns about decelerating recurring-revenue expansion. Intensifying competition from larger cybersecurity vendors and potential multiple compression are cited as key downside risks despite continued momentum in data security and AI security initiatives. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Zscaler closed fiscal 2026 with revenue of $898 million, ARR of $3.8 billion and 25% ARR growth, citing AI as "the largest tailwind" with Security for AI bookings up >50% sequentially and a 75% quarter‑over‑quarter pipeline expansion. Despite the momentum, fiscal 2027 revenue guidance of $3.908–3.938 billion implies growth of about 16.6–17.5%, reflecting management's concerns over a sales transition and the pace of new‑product adoption. Net new ARR excluding Red Canary grew 17% in Q4 and Red Canary is not expected to contribute net new ARR in fiscal 2027, while free cash flow margin guidance of 23–23.5% lags the 27% achieved in fiscal 2025. The company expects the larger financial impact from AI and new products may materialize in fiscal 2028 rather than 2027. » More on finance.yahoo.com