Planet Labs PBC (PL)

For several years, Planet Labs (NYSE: PL), an Earth-imaging and geospatial analytics firm based in San Francisco, has exemplified the story of "appealing technology, disappointing stock." Investors were fascinated by the concept of a company capturing daily images of the whole Earth, yet they were displeased with its financial situation: stagnant growth, significant expenses, and reliance on government contracts.

Planet Labs shares are extending a rally ignited by a stellar third-quarter earnings report released earlier this week.

Planet Labs is downgraded from hold to sell due to unsustainable momentum and excessive valuation multiples. PL's Q3 revenue growth is driven almost entirely by Defense and Intelligence, with commercial and civil sectors stagnating or declining. Convertible notes pose imminent dilution risk, potentially increasing shares outstanding by 12% if current prices persist.

Planet Labs (PL) rocketed more than 30% to the upside Thursday after the satellite imaging and data company posted earnings and guidance that impressed investors and analysts. As George Tsilis explains, Planet Labs' "aggressive" move into the government sector helped boost its outlook.

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Planet Labs sales growth figures continued accelerating in the third quarter, with revenue rising 33% compared to last year. The company landed numerous new and expanded deals during the quarter as well.

Planet Labs PBC (NYSE: PL) reported better-than-expected third-quarter sales results and raised its FY26 sales guidance above estimates on Wednesday.

Planet Labs PBC (NYSE: PL) stock climbed on Thursday as investors cheered the strengthening demand for its satellite imagery and data platform.

Planet Labs (PL) shares jumped about 25%on Thursday morning after reporting strong third-quarter earnings and raising revenue guidance.The Earth observation com

Planet Labs ( NYSE:PL ) is up 30% in morning trading today, touching almost $17 per share after crushing third quarter earnings.

Planet Labs beat on earnings last night. The spy satellite operator is hitting its stride, and generating consistent free cash flow.

Planet Labs PBC (NYSE:PL) stock is soaring today, up 32.6% to trade at $17.16 at last glance, after the company posted breakeven earnings per share on revenue of $81.3 million, surpassing the estimated losses of 2 cents per share and revenue of $72 million.

Planet Labs (NYSE:PL) shares surged 25% on Wednesday after the satellite imaging and AI-focused data company reported third-quarter fiscal 2026 results that beat analysts' expectations. Revenue rose 33% year-on-year to $81.3 million, well above the Street estimate of $72.2 million.

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Earth imager Planet Labs reported fiscal third quarter sales of $81.3 million. Wall Street was looking for $73.5 million.

Planet Labs delivered record 3Q25 revenue of $81.3M, up 33% YoY, and beat consensus estimates, driving shares up 16% post-market. PL's recurring revenue model proved resilient, with 97% of annual contract value recurring and strong government/defence demand fueling growth. Adjusted EBITDA turned positive for the fourth straight quarter, and the balance sheet strengthened with $677M in cash and a 361% YoY jump in performance obligations.