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PLTR: Revenue grew 96% as U.S. commercial demand lifted FY 2026 guidance
Palantir's third-quarter revenue rose 96% from a year earlier to $2.313 billion. U.S. commercial growth reached 148%, and profitability was a record. The company raised its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to a range of $8.530 billion to $8.534 billion, citing faster Sovereign AI demand.
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What happened
Palantir reported third-quarter revenue of $2.313 billion, up 96% from a year earlier, and raised its full-year revenue outlook. It also forecast fourth-quarter revenue above analysts’ average estimate. Despite the results, its shares fell about 5% to 6% in morning or premarket trading.
Global impact / market context
The results show strong growth, especially in U.S. commercial sales, but the share-price fall suggests investors may have expected even more. Analysts also raised concerns about high expectations and slower bookings. A falling share price can affect investors even when a company reports rising revenue.
What to watch
- Check Palantir’s next reported revenue against its fourth-quarter forecast; this will show whether growth is keeping pace.
- Check whether U.S. commercial growth continues; it was 148% and helped drive the results.
- Check for updates on bookings and expectations for U.S. commercial growth; analysts flagged both as concerns.
Affected assets
- Palantir Technologies
Evidence
- Infoway News — SA Asks: Is Palantir a buy, sell or hold right now?
- Infoway News — Palantir Stocks Slide 6.19% Despite Nearly Doubling AI Revenue
- Infoway News — Palantir's Sovereign AI Push Seen Building Momentum — Market Talk
- Infoway News — PLTR Stock Gets Price Target Hikes After 'Another Top-Line Blowout,' But Jefferies Sees Better AI Bets In MSFT, ORCL, SNOW Shares
- Infoway News — Palantir's strong growth faces higher expectations; analysts flag valuation and booking concerns
- Infoway News — PLTR: Revenue grew 96% as U.S. commercial demand lifted FY 2026 guidance
- Infoway News — Palantir expects quarterly revenue above estimates on AI demand
- Infoway News — PLTR: Revenue surged 96% as adjusted operating margin reached 62%
- Infoway News — PLTR: Revenue surged 96% YoY as U.S. commercial growth drove higher FY guidance
- Infoway News — Palantir Technologies: Raising 2026 U.S. Comml Rev Guidance to in Excess of $3.559B, a Growth Rate of at Least 143% >PLTR
- Infoway News — Palantir tops third-quarter revenue estimates on strong AI software demand
- Infoway News — Palantir Reports Q3 2026 U.S. Comm Revenue Growth of 148% Y/Y and Revenue Growth of 96% Y/Y; Raises FY 2026 Revenue Guidance to 91% Y/Y Growth and U.S. Comm Revenue Guidance to 143% Y/Y, Crushing Consensus Expectations
- Incident timeline — SA Asks: Is Palantir a buy, sell or hold right now?
- Incident timeline — Palantir Stocks Slide 6.19% Despite Nearly Doubling AI Revenue
- Incident timeline — Palantir's Sovereign AI Push Seen Building Momentum — Market Talk
- Incident timeline — PLTR Stock Gets Price Target Hikes After 'Another Top-Line Blowout,' But Jefferies Sees Better AI Bets In MSFT, ORCL, SNOW Shares
- Incident timeline — Palantir's strong growth faces higher expectations; analysts flag valuation and booking concerns
- Incident timeline — PLTR: Revenue grew 96% as U.S. commercial demand lifted FY 2026 guidance
- Incident timeline — Palantir expects quarterly revenue above estimates on AI demand
- Incident timeline — PLTR: Revenue surged 96% as adjusted operating margin reached 62%
- Incident timeline — PLTR: Revenue surged 96% YoY as U.S. commercial growth drove higher FY guidance
- Incident timeline — Palantir Technologies: Raising 2026 U.S. Comml Rev Guidance to in Excess of $3.559B, a Growth Rate of at Least 143% >PLTR
- Incident timeline — Palantir tops third-quarter revenue estimates on strong AI software demand
- Incident timeline — Palantir Reports Q3 2026 U.S. Comm Revenue Growth of 148% Y/Y and Revenue Growth of 96% Y/Y; Raises FY 2026 Revenue Guidance to 91% Y/Y Growth and U.S. Comm Revenue Guidance to 143% Y/Y, Crushing Consensus Expectations