Uipath Inc - Class A

UiPath shares tumbled 8.7% in late trading, leading a broad software selloff fueled by fears of AI disruption and a decelerating revenue outlook, overshadowing its first profitable year.

UiPath shares regained some ground Tuesday, partially recovering from last week's decline triggered by a conservative 2027 forecast. Despite strong quarterly results, concerns over future growth and AI revenue persist.

UiPath shares were nearly unchanged Monday, underperforming the broader AI rally after BMO Capital reduced its price target. The automation firm faces scrutiny over its decelerating revenue growth projections for fiscal 2027.

UiPath shares declined over 8% as investors focused on a moderated long-term growth forecast, overshadowing a strong fourth-quarter earnings beat and a new share repurchase authorization.

UiPath shares declined premarket as its fiscal 2027 revenue growth outlook of approximately 9% disappointed investors, overshadowing a fourth-quarter earnings beat and a new $500 million share repurchase program.

UiPath shares advanced 2.8% to $11.91 in Wednesday trading as investors positioned for quarterly results that will test the success of its strategic shift to an integrated AI automation platform.

UiPath has obtained AIUC-1 certification for its AI agents, positioning itself as the first enterprise automation platform to meet this safety benchmark. The announcement comes just before the company's fourth-quarter earnings report, with shares declining slightly in late trading.

UiPath shares fell slightly on Monday as the market awaits the company's fourth-quarter results, focusing on whether its new AI tools can drive sustainable growth amid rising competition.

UiPath shares edged higher in premarket trading Thursday, attempting to stabilize after a nearly 10% decline. The automation software firm is scheduled to report fourth-quarter and full-year results on March 11.