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Credo Q4 Beat But After-Hours Selloff Signals Near-Term Caution for CRDO

Jun 1, 2026, 4:41 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Despite a solid beat and guidance, the stock sold off after hours, signaling temporary negative sentiment or valuation concerns that could weigh on near-term moves despite fundamentals.

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Credo beat Q4 revenue and adjusted earnings, supported by a 1.4B cash position and margins around 68%. The company issued solid Q1 guidance, yet shares declined after hours, implying caution from investors about valuation or growth durability. The earnings call will likely set the near-term direction for CRDO and test its ability to sustain momentum.

Q4 revenue $437M, vs $432.05M est; EPS $1.16 vs $1.03.
YoY revenue up 157%; sequential up 7.4%.
Gross margin 68.2% (68.3% adjusted); cash $1.4B.
Q1 revenue guide $465-475M; gross margin 67-69%.
Shares fell 13.67% after hours to $195.32.

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