Palantir Technologies reported a 96% increase in Q3 revenue, reaching $2.3 billion, driven by a 148% surge in U.S. commercial sales to $984 million. Most new revenue came from customers expected to remain through December 2025, with strong net dollar retention at 165%. Despite a modest 6% rise in total bookings, U.S. commercial bookings grew 62%. Operating margins hit 47%, though gross margins declined due to higher cloud hosting costs. The company faces risks from premium valuation, rising cloud expenses, and U.S. market concentration but shows potential upside.
Palantir Technologies holds a substantial market cap of $415.40 billion on Pluang as of Nov 13, 2026, 00:21 WIB, indicating strong investor interest despite a slight 0.43% price dip to USD 171.66. Trading volume stands at 15,882,727 shares with a balanced order activity of 48% sell and 52% buy, reflecting steady engagement from the platform's users. The typical hold time of 81 days suggests moderate-term confidence among investors in the stock's potential.
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