Palantir Technologies
AI software for government and commercial operations
- Earnings release date
- 2026.08.03
- Market data date
- 2026.10.13
- Last checked
- 2026.10.13
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EARNINGS & GROWTH
Revenue · Profitability · Key Metrics
EARNINGS ANALYSIS
Stock Analysis · Growth Drivers · Business Model
Commercial and Government Growth Accelerated Together
Commercial and government businesses both expanded strongly, broadening Palantir’s growth across its two core customer groups. The quarter was not dependent on a single demand engine.
Commercial Expansion Strengthened Further
AIP-led expansion is being supported by both deeper usage among existing customers and continued new-customer acquisition. Strong NDR and contract expansion indicate that commercial growth is not being driven by customer additions alone.
Government Customers Deepened Platform Usage
Existing government customers expanded contracts and deployed Gotham and AIP across more teams and mission-critical workflows. Broader adoption across defense and intelligence organizations contributed to government revenue growth.
Platform Expansion Lifted Operating Profit
Deeper use of AIP, Gotham and Foundry among existing customers, alongside new adoption, helped revenue grow faster than costs. The ability to deploy the same software platforms across customers and workflows contributed to higher GAAP operating profit.
VALUATION · RETURN CALCULATOR
P/E · Multiples · Long-Term Investing
$208.67 × 2.40B
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FY2025 Q3 revenue $1.181B
+ FY2025 Q4 revenue $1.407B
+ FY2026 Q1 revenue $1.633B
+ FY2026 Q2 revenue $1.935B
= TTM $6.156B
- Current market cap
- $501.4B
- TTM revenue
- $6.156B
$501.4B ÷ $6.156B = 81.5x
- Current market cap
- $501.4B
- GAAP TTM net income
- $3.031B
$501.4B ÷ $3.031B = 165.5x
GAAP TTM net margin 49.2%TTM vs. Annualized Revenue
Recent-quarter and guidance annualizations are simple quarter-revenue ×4 comparisons, not forecasts for the next 12 months.
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All-Time Closing High
2026-10-09Quarter revenue $1.935B ×4
Guidance revenue midpoint $2.162B ×4
Only information available at the high point Uses Q2 2026 results, the July 27 share count and guidance available at the October 9, 2026 closing high. Information disclosed after that date is excluded.
Broader AIP usage and government and commercial contract expansion were central variables at the time.
The high multiple reflected conditions requiring large deals to convert into revenue and long-run earnings to expand substantially.
Close $209.05 × 2.40B shares outstanding = approximately $502.4B market cap at the peak.
Requirements Implied by the Current Market Cap
This is the 2030 revenue implied by the current market cap under the displayed valuation assumptions.
Share-count changes and dividends are not included in this calculation.
Conditional Business Scenarios
Conservative · Base · Optimistic- Assumed 2030 net margin
- 50.5%Current 49.2%
- Assumed 2030 P/E
- 42.0xCurrent 165.5x
- Converted P/S
- 21.2x
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Shows the relationship among market cap, share count, implied share value, and shareholder return.
- Market Cap
- $501.4B$459.5B
- Shares
- 2.40B2.61B
- Implied Share Value Change
- -15.7%
- Implied Share Value Change
- -15.7%
- Dividend Contribution
- +0.0 pp
- Conditional Total Shareholder Return
- -15.7%
Usage expands across government and commercial customers while new-customer acquisition continues and existing-customer expansion normalizes more quickly. Revenue continues to outpace cost growth, with stock-based compensation dilution remaining material.
- Assumed 2030 net margin
- 50.9%Current 49.2%
- Assumed 2030 P/E
- 46.0xCurrent 165.5x
- Converted P/S
- 23.4x
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Shows the relationship among market cap, share count, implied share value, and shareholder return.
- Market Cap
- $501.4B$523.0B
- Shares
- 2.40B2.61B
- Implied Share Value Change
- -4.1%
- Implied Share Value Change
- -4.1%
- Dividend Contribution
- +0.0 pp
- Conditional Total Shareholder Return
- -4.1%
Broader use of AIP, Foundry and Gotham occurs alongside expansion of existing contracts and new-customer acquisition. Government and commercial revenue grow while costs rise more slowly than revenue.
- Assumed 2030 net margin
- 51.4%Current 49.2%
- Assumed 2030 P/E
- 50.0xCurrent 165.5x
- Converted P/S
- 25.7x
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Shows the relationship among market cap, share count, implied share value, and shareholder return.
- Market Cap
- $501.4B$590.0B
- Shares
- 2.40B2.61B
- Implied Share Value Change
- +8.2%
- Implied Share Value Change
- +8.2%
- Dividend Contribution
- +0.0 pp
- Conditional Total Shareholder Return
- +8.2%
Existing-customer usage and new-customer acquisition remain stronger for longer, with a higher degree of large-deal conversion into revenue. Operating leverage is stronger at scale, while stock-based compensation dilution and the absence of a regular shareholder-return policy remain relevant.
This analysis presents long-term valuation scenarios. Scenario inputs are conditional assumptions and are not company guidance or market consensus.
Conditional Shareholder Return Calculator
P/E and P/S are linked through the assumed net margin.
View Conditional Shareholder Return Details
Shows the relationship among market cap, share count, implied share value, and shareholder return.
- Market Cap
- $501.4B$523.0B
- Shares
- 2.40B2.61B
- Implied Share Value Change
- -4.1%
- Implied Share Value Change
- -4.1%
- Dividend Contribution
- +0.0 pp
- Conditional Total Shareholder Return
- -4.1%
This is a conditional arithmetic result based on the displayed assumptions, not a forecast of future share price.
Original Sources
Official Palantir Technologies IR/SEC materials and market data.
Methodology, Terms and Operating Principles
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NDR
A measure of retention and expansion within the existing customer base.
RPO
Remaining performance obligations that have not yet been recognized as revenue.
Stock-based compensation
Equity-based compensation that affects expense and future share count.