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ServiceNow stock sinks on Iran war impact
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What happened: On May 11, ServiceNow reported Q1 results, narrowly beating EPS estimates at 97 cents adjusted. However, the company's stock sank 14% due to a 75-basis-point revenue headwind from deal delays in the Middle East, attributed to the Iran war. CEO Bill McDermott downplayed the impact, stating "everything is fine" and "the Middle East is opening up in talks again".
Market impact: The SaaS sector, particularly IBM, also felt the pressure, with IBM stock falling after hours. The Iran war's uncertainty is disrupting subscription revenue and deal pipelines, affecting tech companies with significant Middle East exposure.
What to watch next: ServiceNow's Q2 earnings on August 3 will provide an update on the Middle East's impact on revenue. Additionally, any progress in Iran peace talks could ease market concerns and potentially boost ServiceNow's stock.
Market impact: The SaaS sector, particularly IBM, also felt the pressure, with IBM stock falling after hours. The Iran war's uncertainty is disrupting subscription revenue and deal pipelines, affecting tech companies with significant Middle East exposure.
What to watch next: ServiceNow's Q2 earnings on August 3 will provide an update on the Middle East's impact on revenue. Additionally, any progress in Iran peace talks could ease market concerns and potentially boost ServiceNow's stock.
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Last UpdatedApr 22, 2026