Monday.com Earnings Beat But Stock Plummets After Hours
Feb 15, 2026 By MarketDepth
Monday.com released its fourth-quarter 2025 financial results this week, reporting adjusted earnings per share and revenue that outpaced Wall Street expectations. The work-management software company delivered an EPS of $1.04 and quarterly revenue of $333.9 million, both above consensus forecasts — a solid top-line beat that underlined continued demand for its cloud collaboration tools.
Despite the earnings beat, the stock fell sharply in extended trading, with shares sliding roughly 20 %+ after the results came out. Traders quickly focused on the company’s forward-looking guidance and commentary rather than the current quarter’s numbers, which overshadowed the otherwise positive surprise.
One of the key drags on sentiment was Monday.com’s outlook for 2026, which came in below analysts’ expectations. Management forecasted operating income and full-year revenue guidance that were noticeably softer than Wall Street models anticipated, signaling slower growth ahead than many investors had priced into the stock. This lighter guidance ran counter to the stronger current results, creating a disconnect that triggered selling.
