ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) Expands AI Capabilities With Coforge Collaboration And New GenAI Center In India

Simply Wall St.
11 Mar

ServiceNow recently expanded its collaboration with Coforge Limited to establish the GenAI Center of Excellence in India, seeking to leverage AI for improved business operations and customer experience. Despite this development, ServiceNow’s shares fell 6.6% last week. This decline occurred alongside the wider tech sector downturn, where major indices like the Nasdaq fell 3.7% amid fears over economic policies and broader market volatility. Additionally, the introduction of ServiceNow's AI agents for telecom may yet to show significant impact amid market concerns. The overall tech market's struggles, evident in losses faced by other tech giants, contributed notably to ServiceNow's price decline. The market's overall 1.7% drop in the same period further highlights external pressures that affected ServiceNow's share performance, reflecting broader investor sentiment affected by policy uncertainties.

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NYSE:NOW Revenue & Expenses Breakdown as at Mar 2025

ServiceNow has experienced remarkable total shareholder returns of 220.47% over the past five years. This performance is attributed to several impactful developments throughout this period. Notably, its earnings grew significantly at an average of 34% per year, which aligns with its revenue growth projections that exceeded the US market average. Among the highlights are ServiceNow’s strategic partnerships, such as its alliances with Qualtrics and Deloitte since 2021, which fostered digital transformation and enhanced service delivery. Additionally, the completion of substantial share buybacks totaling US$1.23 billion further reinforced investor confidence.

ServiceNow's position within the US Software industry over the past year was further elevated, with returns surpassing the industry’s modest 3.7% gain. While its Price-To-Earnings Ratio remains higher than peers, reflecting its growth potential, recent collaborations, like with SoftwareOne and Cogizant, continue to fuel expectations for positive momentum. Collectively, these initiatives have shaped ServiceNow as a leader in IT modernization and AI-driven solutions, contributing to its robust five-year return.

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