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Feb 4, 2025 10:55 AM - Parth Sanghvi
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Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) reported strong Q4 2024 results, surpassing Wall Street expectations as the company's AI-driven business expansion accelerated. The stock soared 22% in after-hours trading, reflecting investor optimism.
📈 Revenue: $827.5M (vs. $778.2M expected)
💰 Adjusted EPS: $0.14 (vs. $0.11 expected)
🚀 Total Revenue Growth: 36% YoY
🇺🇸 U.S. Revenue Growth: 52% YoY
🏛️ U.S. Government Revenue Growth: 45% YoY
🏢 U.S. Commercial Revenue Growth: 64% YoY
🔹 Customer Count: Up 43% YoY
🔹 Deals Closed:
📊 Full-Year 2025 Revenue Estimate:
📊 Q1 2025 Revenue Estimate:
🔹 AI-led Demand: Palantir is capitalizing on enterprise AI adoption, strengthening its commercial and government business.
🔹 Strong Customer Expansion: 43% YoY customer growth highlights its deepening industry penetration.
🔹 Government Contracts: Increasing reliance on Palantir's AI analytics in defense and intelligence sectors.
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With record growth, strong AI adoption, and an optimistic 2025 outlook, Palantir is positioning itself as a leader in the AI-driven data analytics revolution.
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