Shares fell 3.5% as investors reacted to a cautious outlook and signs of revenue deceleration linked to the ongoing transition to outcome-based AI Pod pricing, which is weighing on near-term top-line growth despite margin improvements.
Globant’s Q1 revenue beat expectations, leading to a 4.1% jump in the stock, as AI-native services notably drove upside and management raised the lower end of full-year guidance while narrowing the range.
Globant reported strong Q3 2025 results with revenues of $617.1 million, exceeding guidance, alongside a notable increase in AI-driven projects and a substantial growth in their pipeline.