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ChargePoint Surges Up to 74% After Q2 Revenue Beat and Narrower Loss
ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. $CHPT
$9.03+73.82%as of publication
- 5D Change
- +55.15%
- Notional
- $382.58M
ChargePoint Holdings posted fiscal second-quarter revenue of $116.1 million, up 18% year over year and well ahead of analyst estimates near $105 million, while also reporting a materially narrower adjusted EBITDA loss. The results, released after Wednesday's close, triggered a sharp rally in CHPT shares that built throughout Thursday's session, with the stock finishing up as much as 74% according to 247WallSt, after having surged more than 16% in pre-market trading alone.
CEO Rick Wilmer told CNBC Thursday that the 50% stock surge "is the beginning of the momentum," signaling management confidence in the company's trajectory. For the third quarter, ChargePoint guided revenue to $105-115 million, a range that sits above the prior Q2 guidance and implies continued sequential execution.
Not all observers were bullish. Seeking Alpha published a "Sell the Earnings Rally" note, flagging that despite the revenue beat, ChargePoint remains deeply unprofitable, with negative shareholder equity, minimal working capital, and persistent cash burn that analysts view as critical ongoing risks.
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- seekingalpha.comChargePoint Q2: Sell The Earnings Rally
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- proactiveinvestors.comChargePoint shares surge after narrower quarterly loss
- cnbc.comChargePoint CEO says 50% stock surge 'is the beginning of the momentum'
- 247wallst.comChargePoint Skyrockets 74% as Revenue Beat and Narrower Loss Clear Estimates