ServiceNow Is Down 50%. Is AI Killing It, or Is It a Steal?
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Brian Stoffel22 Jul 2026, 22:39 UTC
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ServiceNow (NOW) is facing a challenging financial outlook. While revenue growth is projected to be around 18-19% annually for the next three years, this growth rate is lower than the 21% growth achieved last year. Furthermore, the company's gross profit margins have been declining, and operating expenses are increasing at a faster pace than revenue. The company's operating margin and net margin have also seen a significant decrease. Key metrics to watch include subscription gross margins, customer remaining performance obligations (cRPO), and free cash flow. The current stock price is viewed as potentially overvalued given the softening growth and margin trends.
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