Overview
- Shares are roughly 62% below their 52-week high, with recent coverage citing broader market volatility as a headwind.
- SoundHound reported on Feb. 26 that 2025 revenue doubled to about $169 million as its fourth quarter grew 59% year over year and its non-GAAP net loss narrowed to $54 million.
- Management guided 2026 revenue to $225 million–$260 million, above consensus, and the CFO said revenue should ramp through the year given seasonality, large-deal timing, and a rising recurring mix.
- The company closed more than 100 deals in the fourth quarter and highlighted traction in restaurants and autos, including over 50% growth in automotive monthly users and a 75% rise in audio queries.
- Investor commentary remains split, with some Yahoo Finance analysis speculating on multiyear upside potential while Jim Cramer criticized the stock as unprofitable and meme-like.