TLDR
- Navan delivered Q1 fiscal 2027 adjusted EPS of $0.09, crushing Wall Street’s $0.01 projection
- Quarterly revenue surged 40% year-over-year to $220.2 million, topping the $205.3 million estimate
- Gross booking volumes soared 50% to $3.1 billion; payment volume climbed 29% to $1.3 billion
- Fiscal 2027 full-year revenue outlook increased to $907M–$913M from previous $874M–$886M range
- Analyst price targets rise: Jefferies to $26, Citizens to $38, BMO Capital to $30
Shares of Navan (NAVN) rocketed 19% higher in Thursday’s premarket session, reaching $24.90 from Wednesday’s $20.88 close, driven by an impressive first-quarter fiscal 2027 earnings report that exceeded analyst projections on every major metric.
For the quarter ending April 30, the travel and expense management platform reported adjusted earnings of $0.09 per share. This marked a dramatic turnaround from last year’s $0.15 loss per share and significantly outperformed the Street’s $0.01 consensus estimate.
Quarterly revenue surged 40% from the prior year to reach $220.2 million, comfortably exceeding FactSet’s consensus projection of $205.3 million.
$NAVN CEO: “Navan kicked off fiscal 2027 with an outstanding first quarter, driven by accelerating growth across the business and a 50% year-over-year increase in Gross Booking Volume.” https://t.co/Qug1fVVlD8
— Schaeffer’s Investment Research (@schaeffers) June 10, 2026
Following its late March low point, NAVN shares have skyrocketed approximately 148%. The stock currently trades 22% higher for the year.
The company debuted on public markets October 30, 2025, with shares priced at $25, generating $923.1 million in proceeds. Management positioned Navan as the “Amazon for travel” throughout its IPO roadshow.
Quarterly gross booking volumes jumped 50% to hit $3.1 billion. Payment volume expanded 29% to $1.3 billion, while subscription revenue increased 26% to $18 million.
Full-Year Outlook Enhanced
Navan elevated its fiscal 2027 full-year projections, now anticipating total revenue between $907 million and $913 million with operating income ranging from $76 million to $80 million.
This represents a notable improvement from March’s guidance range of $874 million to $886 million in revenue and $58 million to $62 million in operating income. Analyst consensus had previously centered on $871.7 million in revenue and $60.6 million in operating income.
In the earnings release, CEO Ariel Cohen highlighted the company’s AI-powered platform, emphasizing that Navan’s mission centers on “seamlessly orchestrating human and AI agents” to shape travel’s future — distinguishing itself from traditional travel agencies.
Just one day prior to the earnings announcement, Navan launched its “Navan Anywhere” initiative. The company’s AI travel agents are now available on Google Cloud Marketplace and integrated within Gemini Enterprise, enabling users to plan, book, and manage business travel directly through the interface.
Wall Street Raises Price Targets
Jefferies elevated its NAVN price target from $18 to $26 while reaffirming its Buy rating. The investment firm highlighted Q1 performance that surpassed Street expectations with revenue exceeding forecasts by 7% and gross booking value beating by 11%.
The firm observed that NAVN trades at 5.5x enterprise value to gross profit, boasting a 72% gross profit margin alongside 33% revenue growth. Jefferies characterized the risk/reward profile as attractive and anticipates upward estimate revisions from analysts.
Citizens boosted its price target to $38 while maintaining its Market Outperform rating. BMO Capital increased its target to $30, highlighting positive surprises across all critical metrics, and retained an Outperform rating.
The quarter’s single weak spot came from usage yield, which contracted 42 basis points year-over-year, attributed to shifts in enterprise and travel product mix.
Navan’s fiscal year concludes on January 31, 2027.





