Sprinklr's stock has fallen 19.5% over the past six months to $5.74, underperforming the S&P 500's 9.4% gain, and analysts recommend avoiding the shares. Billings reached $212.5 million in Q1, but year-on-year growth averaged just 5.3% over the last four quarters, signaling soft demand and competitive pressures. Revenue growth is expected to stall over the next 12 months, a sharp deceleration from the 16.6% annualized pace of the past five years. While GAAP operating margin improved by 4 percentage points over two years to 6%, the stock trades at 1.5 times forward price-to-sales, offering limited upside relative to downside risk.
Sprinklr IncWeak billings growth of 5.3% over last four quarters signals soft demand and competitive pressures.