
NOW · NYSE
ServiceNow sells cloud-based enterprise software that helps organizations manage workflows across technology, employee, customer and operational functions. It makes money primarily through recurring subscriptions to its platform, with professional and other services supporting implementation and adoption. Security and risk products are an important product area; those offerings were attached to 16 of the company’s 20 largest deals, according to the supplied evidence. Its customers are large businesses and other organizations seeking to automate processes and manage technology and risk. ServiceNow generated $13.3 billion of revenue and $1.7 billion of net income in fiscal 2025, up from $11.0 billion and $1.4 billion in fiscal 2024.
ServiceNow rose $7.52, or 6.80%, from $110.62 to $118.14 over the supplied period. The advance began with a $5.14 gain on July 29, following earnings reported late the prior week, although no specific earnings figures were provided. The stock then gave back nearly all of that move on July 30, when technology shares fell amid a chipmaker rout and a hawkish Federal Reserve hold. It recovered modestly on July 31 and added $2.96 on August 3 as markets rallied on easing Middle East tensions. The final $3.95 gain on August 4 came alongside a broad technology surge led by Microsoft and stronger chip stocks. The evidence does not identify fresh company-specific news during the period.