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ServiceNow reported earnings Q4 FY2024 results ended on December 31, 2024

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- Revenue: $2.97B, +26% YoY

- Subscription Revenue: $2.87B, +21% YoY

- Net Income (GAAP): $284M, +13% YoY

- Current Remaining Performance Obligations (cRPO): $10.27B, +19% YoY


Management: "We are the AI Platform for Business Transformation. Our approximately 8,400 global customers include over 85% of the Fortune 500. They all rely on ServiceNow solutions using the Now Platform—the intelligent and intuitive cloud platform—for successful digital transformation."


🌱Revenue & Growth

- North America Revenue: 62% of total

- EMEA Revenue: 27% of total

- APAC & Other: 11% of total

- Customers with >$1M ACV: 2,109 vs 1,885 YoY

- Renewal Rate: 98%


💰Profits & Financials

- Non-GAAP Operating Margin: 29.5% (flat YoY)

- Non-GAAP Free Cash Flow Margin: 47.5% vs 55% YoY

- Non-GAAP EPS: $3.67 vs $3.11 YoY

- Total Employees: 26,293 vs 22,668 YoY


📌Business Highlights

- Announced shift to consumption-based monetization for AI solutions

- Including AI Agents in Pro Plus and Enterprise Plus SKUs

- Technology Workflows contributed 52% of net new ACV


🔮Future Outlook

- Q1 2025 Subscription Revenue: $2.995B-$3.000B (+18.5-19% YoY)

- FY2025 Subscription Revenue: $12.635B-$12.675B (+18.5-19% YoY)

- Non-GAAP Operating Margin FY2025: 30.5%

- Expects FX headwind of ~$175M for 2025 subscription revenues

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@Tenbagger2024 a purchase now?
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@MrStonkss still too expensive
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@Memo0606
What can you recommend @Mr_Stonks?
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@MrStonkss
Should continue to rise in the long term
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It's crazy. Deliver good figures and fall by 10%.... Or have I missed something?
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@wealth_whisperer_fwsza Do you mean $ORCL? If so, that's because of Deepseek
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@MrStonkss Oracle is nonsense. Compared to the peer group, there are no arguments at all. Put Salesforce next to it and tell me which world Oracle has the better figures. Service Now is of course "expensive", but there are hardly any shares that are growing faster.
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