ServiceNow shares fell 19% after reporting mixed Q3 results and lowering Q4 revenue guidance, despite announcing a major AI partnership with OpenAI. The deal includes a ChatGPT plugin and AI workflow tools, signaling AI integration but raising concerns that OpenAI might overshadow ServiceNow in enterprise software. The market's reaction reflects uncertainty whether AI will disrupt or enhance ServiceNow's business. The upcoming Q4 earnings will be crucial to see if ServiceNow can meet revenue expectations and grow its AI-driven contracts.
Following the sharp 19% drop in ServiceNow shares after its Q3 report and AI partnership announcement, the stock is trading at USD 120.15 on Pluang as of Oct 29, 2026 18:11 WIB. The platform shows a 1-day decline of 19.97%, with a market cap of $155.21 billion. Most investors on Pluang have been selling, with 93% of order activity on the sell side and only 7% buying, reflecting cautious sentiment around the stock's near-term prospects.
ServiceNow's stock dropped almost 18% in premarket trading following its third-quarter results, which showed revenue beating expectations but earnings falling short. This decline could be the largest percentage drop in the company's history if it hol...
ServiceNow reported mixed third-quarter results, missing earnings expectations despite raising its full-year AI contract target to $1.7 billion due to a surge in large enterprise deals. The earnings miss overshadowed the company's AI momentum, causin...
ServiceNow will report its Q3 results on October 28, with shares up nearly 12% recently due to high expectations for its agentic AI growth. Last quarter, ServiceNow beat earnings estimates for the sixth time in a row, with revenue rising 24% and AI c...
