Why is Zoom Video stock sliding today?
Zoom Video's stock declined 5.8% during pre-market trading following the release of its fiscal Q2 2027 financial results. Although earnings per share and revenue surpassed expectations, the stock saw a sharp drop in after-hours trading. The disappointment stemmed from guidance expectations: Q3 revenue was forecasted at $1.275–$1.28 billion, and the annual outlook was raised only slightly to $5.085–$5.095 billion, mirroring pre-market projections.
Enterprise revenue grew 7.8% year-over-year, marking the quickest growth in three years, and Bank of America upgraded its rating to Buy with a $130 price target, emphasizing a robust recovery. However, these positives were insufficient to offset the disappointment. Insider share sales amounted to $95.7 million over the past 12 months, adding to investor caution.
The tech sector, as a whole, faced headwinds, with major indices showing minimal movement, while Zoom's peers, such as Intuit, also reported earnings, intensifying sector-wide scrutiny.
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