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SDGR: Q3 growth and raised FY26 guidance came alongside a $37.7m net loss
Schrödinger reported third-quarter revenue of $64.5 million, up 19% year over year, and annual contract value (ACV), a measure of contracted business, grew 17%. It raised ACV and drug discovery guidance for the fiscal year, while its net loss widened to $37.7 million and hosted software revenue grew 49%.
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What happened
Schrödinger said third-quarter revenue rose 19% to $64.5 million, while annual contract value, the yearly value of customer contracts, grew 17%. Hosted software revenue rose 49%. The company raised its full-year guidance for annual contract value and drug discovery, but reported a $37.7 million net loss.
Global impact / market context
The reported growth and higher guidance suggest more customer business and software use. The net loss shows the company still recorded a substantial loss, so investors must weigh growth against that result.
What to watch
- Check the next annual contract value update; the company reported 17% growth and raised its full-year guidance.
- Check hosted software revenue and hosted contract adoption; revenue grew 49%, and the company targets hosted contracts reaching 75% by 2028.
- Check the next reported net loss; the third-quarter loss was $37.7 million, which shows whether losses change.
Affected assets
- Schrödinger, Inc.
Evidence
- Infoway News — SDGR: Bunsen aims to scale molecular discovery as ACV grows and hosted contracts expand
- Infoway News — SDGR: ACV momentum and a Structure milestone lifted FY26 guidance amid expanding hosted software adoption
- Infoway News — SDGR: Q3 growth and raised FY26 guidance came alongside a $37.7m net loss
- Incident timeline — SDGR: Bunsen aims to scale molecular discovery as ACV grows and hosted contracts expand
- Incident timeline — SDGR: ACV momentum and a Structure milestone lifted FY26 guidance amid expanding hosted software adoption
- Incident timeline — SDGR: Q3 growth and raised FY26 guidance came alongside a $37.7m net loss