Autodesk, Inc.
ADSK · Nasdaq
ADSK · Nasdaq
Autodesk sells subscription and cloud-based software used to design, build, manufacture and manage physical assets, serving architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, media and entertainment customers, as well as education and robotics users. Its business model is primarily recurring software revenue, supported by cloud collaboration and related services. The supplied evidence does not disclose revenue by operating segment or customer category, so segment contributions cannot be quantified. Autodesk generated $7.2 billion of FY2026 revenue and $1.1 billion of net income, compared with $6.1 billion of revenue and $1.1 billion of net income in FY2025.
Autodesk fell $0.17, or 0.07%, across the supplied period, from $237.38 to $237.21. The headline stability masked a sharp reversal: the stock jumped to $245.25 on July 29, then dropped 4.19% to $234.97 on July 30 and slipped again to $234.20 on July 31. The decline occurred amid volatile technology trading, including a broader selloff associated with chip weakness and a hawkish Federal Reserve hold, although Zacks described Autodesk as falling even while the market gained on the July 30 session. Autodesk recovered modestly on August 3 and 4 as broader markets stabilized. The supplied evidence identifies no Autodesk-specific announcement explaining the week.
