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Navan Inc. (NASDAQ:NAVN) acquired BoomPop, an AI-powered meetings and events platform. The deal follows Navan's Q2 FY27 results, which showed adjusted net income of $14 million, up from an $8 million loss in Q2 FY26. Navan aims to expand its meetings and events operations, with BoomPop's technology and staff. The acquisition adds to Navan's recent integration history, which includes Smartrips, Comtravo, Reed & Mackay, and Tripeur.

Navan shares dropped 17% in extended trading on September 9 despite beating Q2 earnings estimates and raising its fiscal 2027 revenue outlook. Revenue grew 35% YoY to $233M, but operating expenses rose 46% to $200.2M, widening the operating loss to $25.6M. Investors focused on rising costs.

Navan Inc. (NAVN) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $232.8M, up from $172.0M YoY, but remained unprofitable with a net loss of $29.1M. Key metrics grew, with gross booking volume at $3.0B and payment volume at $1.3B. The company had $653.0M in cash and $125.0M in debt, with $18.4M operating cash flow in H1 2026.

Navan (NAVN) reported Q2 revenue of $232.8M, up 35%, and raised FY27 guidance to 32% growth. Despite improved margins and AI efficiency, shares fell 20.71% as investors expected a larger upgrade. Key catalysts include Q3 earnings, GBV conversion, and BoomPop integration. Operating expenses rose 46%, raising cost discipline questions.

Navan (NAVN) reported Q1 2026 revenue of $233M, up 35% YoY, driven by strong booking volumes and customer engagement. Non-GAAP net income improved to $14M from a loss of $8M last quarter. The company raised full-year revenue guidance to $927M-$933M, citing enterprise demand and AI efficiency gains. Navan also acquired BoomPop, expecting a mid-single-digit impact on 2027 operating income.

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Navan (NAVN) stock fell 13.9% in pre-market trading to $22.30 after reporting fiscal Q2 2027 results. Revenue grew 35% YoY to $232.8M, beating estimates, but operating expenses rose 46%, widening the GAAP operating loss. Full-year revenue guidance was in line with expectations. Citizens analysts maintained a $38 price target and Market Outperform rating, citing strong operational metrics.

Navan (NAVN) reported Q2 revenue of $232.79M, up 5.89% vs. estimates, and EPS of $0.05, up 25% vs. estimates. Gross Booking Volume was $3.00B, above the $2.88B estimate. Subscription and usage-based revenues also exceeded expectations. The stock has fallen 7.9% over the past month and has a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).

Navan, Inc. (NASDAQ: NAVN) reported Q2 2027 results with revenue up 35% YoY to $233M, GAAP net loss of $29M, and non-GAAP net income of $14M. Gross Booking Volume grew 45% to $3B. The company raised full-year guidance, citing strong demand and AI advancements. Navan also announced acquisitions of Smartrips and BoomPop.