Sprinklr Revenue Growth Slows

Sprinklr Shares Fall Following Slow Revenue Growth Amid Key AI Innovation Tests

Sprinklr shares fell 8.55% after the company reported its fiscal second-quarter 2027 results, with total revenue increasing only 1% to $213.7 million and subscription revenue rising 3% to reach $194.8 million. The company, which serves over 1,600 enterprises, must prove product innovation can restart growth rather than merely protect an installed base. Despite this, there are positive signs, with remaining performance obligations reaching $1.03 billion, up 11%, providing contracted revenue visibility. The firm's platform combines customer-service, social-media, marketing, and analytics data, giving its AI tools context that a standalone assistant may lack. Despite these setbacks, the stock remains cheap for operational reasons rather than emotional.

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