nCino

Ncino reported adjusted earnings per share of $0.05 for Q2, missing analysts’ expectation of about $0.27 by over 80%, which triggered a wave of selling. Revenue was $161 million, slightly above consensus, but the Q3 revenue guide of $161.25–163.25 million fell short of market expectations. The US mortgage business contracted slightly, while adjusted operating (non-GAAP) income rose 36% and the board approved a $100 million share buyback program. Investors focused on the massive earnings disappointment, and the stock fell to $19.80 in premarket trading. » More on de.investing.com

nCino reported adjusted earnings of $0.05 per share for Q2 versus expected $0.2658, which caused the stock to fall after hours. Revenue rose 8% to $161 million, slightly beating estimates; subscription revenue climbed to $143.5 million. Operating non-GAAP results and free cash flow improved significantly, so management raised the full-year outlook and pointed to stronger AI adoption and early contract renewals. » More on de.investing.com

nCino reported Q1 2027 EPS of $0.12, well below the analysts' estimate of $0.2723, while revenue of $159.4 million exceeded expectations by 2.34% (up 11% y/y). Subscription revenue rose 12% and the company reported strong cash flow and operating profit growth, but the earnings disappointment pushed the stock down 1.38% after hours to $15.02. Management highlights further subscription growth and the potential of the new Agentic Operating System to improve profitability, but acknowledges uncertainty in near‑term earnings performance. » More on de.investing.com