Endava is facing a securities class action alleging misstatements about accounting for customer and supplier contracts. The CFO’s administrative leave and a related internal investigation triggered a more than 24% one-day drop in Endava ADS, underscoring governance risk and potential settlement costs. The lead plaintiff deadline is November 30, 2026, creating near-term litigation headwinds.
Block & Leviton says Endava may have violated securities laws as CFO was placed on leave pending an external accounting review. Endava stock dropped 12.2% after-hours, highlighting governance and accounting risk that could affect DAVA's near-term valuation and investor sentiment.
William Blair downgraded Endava (DAVA) to Underperform, with the stock trading around $2.79. The note comes amid a slew of other downgrades (MPC, VLO, Ericsson), creating a cautious market backdrop for a micro-cap name. The rating change could pressure sentiment and elevate downside risk in the near term.
Endava PLC (DAVA) reported disappointing third-quarter earnings, missing estimates and lowering its FY26 guidance significantly. The company now expects adjusted EPS of $0.61-$0.66 and sales of $972.956 million-$978.348 million, indicating ongoing challenges in demand and spending within the tech sector.
Endava's Q1 earnings release on Nov. 11 expected at 18 cents per share. Revenue forecast at $182.08 million, down from $195.05 million last year. Analysts have mixed ratings; price targets have been lowered significantly. Morgan Stanley reduced target from $17 to $11; Needham cut from $20 to $12. Endava's shares rose 1.4% to close at $9.43 before earnings.
Endava to release Q3 earnings on May 14, 2025. Expected earnings: 31 cents per share, up from 22 cents last year. Projected revenue: $197.84 million, an increase from $174.37 million. Recent analyst ratings show mixed perspectives on price targets. DAVA shares closed at $21.41, down 0.4% on Tuesday.