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CrowdStrike Beats Estimates, Announces 4-for-1 Split, Shares Drop 10%

6/4/2026

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CrowdStrike posted fiscal Q1 results that narrowly beat Wall Street estimates, causing its shares to fall 10%.
Net income rose to $27.8 million (11 cents per share) from a $104.3 million loss (42 cents) a year earlier.
CEO George Kurtz said the firm is at an “AI inflection point,” calling Q1 the “Mythos moment.”
CrowdStrike announced a four-for-one stock split effective in July while its shares closed at $747.61.

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CrowdStrike posted fiscal Q1 results that narrowly beat Wall Street estimates, causing its shares to fall 10%.
Net income rose to $27.8 million (11 cents per share) from a $104.3 million loss (42 cents) a year earlier.
CEO George Kurtz said the firm is at an “AI inflection point,” calling Q1 the “Mythos moment.”
CrowdStrike announced a four-for-one stock split effective in July while its shares closed at $747.61.