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Sprinklr reported Q2 FY27 total revenue of $213.7m, up 1% year‑over‑year, with subscription revenue rising 3% to $194.8m and non‑GAAP operating income of $31.3m (15% margin). Professional services underperformance and partner cost overruns drove services gross margin negative and weighed on overall margins, prompting CEO Rory Read to take interim control of services. The company highlighted strong RPO growth above $1.03bn, double‑digit RPO growth year‑over‑year, growing AI‑native ARR (up ~40%) and multiple large enterprise wins, and said it has 200+ active AI engagements. For Q3 Sprinklr guided revenue of $215m–$216m and raised full‑year subscription guidance to $782.5m–$784.5m while expecting continued investment‑driven pressure on margins and higher cloud/data costs. » Más en finance.yahoo.com

Sprinklr reported Q2 fiscal 2027 revenue of $213.7 million, with subscription revenue up 3% to $194.8 million while professional services posted a negative 22% non-GAAP gross margin. Management raised fiscal 2027 subscription revenue guidance to $782.5m–$784.5m and maintained total revenue guidance near $867m, while cutting assumed full-year services revenue and targeting margin-neutral services via leadership changes. Company highlighted improving customer metrics—102% subscription net dollar expansion, $1.03bn RPO and growth in AI-native ARR—ended the quarter with $453m cash, no debt, and completed a $125m accelerated share repurchase. » Más en finance.yahoo.com

Sprinklr reported second-quarter non-GAAP EPS of $0.11 (estimate $0.10) on revenue of $213.7m, narrowly missing the estimate. Subscription revenue rose 3% to $194.8m; professional services revenue weighed on growth. Total rPO increased 11% to $1.03bn. Free cash flow and operating margin remained solid, management raised the full-year revenue outlook and expects Q3 revenue of $215–216m. The stock fell in premarket trading after the release; investors remain cautious due to slow revenue growth and execution risks in the services area. » Más en de.investing.com