Key Highlights
- Navan delivered Q1 fiscal 2027 adjusted EPS of $0.09, crushing the Wall Street consensus of $0.01
- Total revenue surged 40% year-over-year to $220.2 million, surpassing the $205.3 million analyst forecast
- Gross booking volumes soared 50% to reach $3.1 billion; payment volume expanded 29% to $1.3 billion
- Fiscal 2027 full-year revenue outlook elevated to $907M–$913M, up from previous guidance of $874M–$886M
- Wall Street firms boost price targets: Jefferies to $26, Citizens to $38, BMO Capital to $30
Shares of Navan (NAVN) skyrocketed 19% during premarket hours Thursday, reaching $24.90 from Wednesday’s close of $20.88, driven by an impressive first-quarter fiscal 2027 earnings performance that exceeded Wall Street projections on all fronts.
The travel and expense management firm reported adjusted earnings of $0.09 per share for the period ending April 30. This marks a significant turnaround from last year’s $0.15 per share loss and substantially outperformed analyst projections of just $0.01.
Total revenue jumped 40% from the prior year to $220.2 million, easily topping the FactSet consensus estimate 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
From its late March trough, NAVN has now surged approximately 148%. The stock has gained 22% since the start of the calendar year.
Navan completed its initial public offering on October 30, 2025, setting its IPO price at $25 per share and securing $923.1 million in capital. During its roadshow presentations, the company positioned itself as the “Amazon for travel.”
Gross booking volumes expanded 50% to hit $3.1 billion during the quarter. Payment volume climbed 29% to $1.3 billion, while subscription revenue increased 26% to $18 million.
Company Elevates Full-Year Outlook
Navan upgraded 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 meaningful increase from the company’s March projections of $874 million to $886 million in revenue and $58 million to $62 million in operating income. Street consensus had called for $871.7 million in revenue and $60.6 million in operating income.
CEO Ariel Cohen highlighted the company’s AI-powered platform in the earnings announcement, emphasizing the strategy of “seamlessly orchestrating human and AI agents” and shaping the future of business travel — positioning beyond traditional travel agency operations.
Just one day prior to the earnings release, Navan announced its “Navan Anywhere” initiative. AI-powered travel agents are now operational on the Google Cloud Marketplace and integrated within Gemini Enterprise, enabling users to plan, book, and oversee travel arrangements directly through the interface.
Wall Street Raises Price Objectives
Jefferies elevated its NAVN price target from $18 to $26, maintaining its Buy recommendation. The firm highlighted Q1 performance exceeding Street forecasts on revenue by 7% and gross booking value by 11%.
Jefferies observed the stock currently trades at 5.5x enterprise value to gross profit, featuring a 72% gross profit margin and 33% revenue expansion rate. The firm characterized the risk/reward profile as attractive and anticipates upward analyst estimate revisions.
Citizens boosted its price target to $38, reaffirming a Market Outperform stance. BMO Capital increased its objective to $30, highlighting positive performance across all major metrics, while maintaining an Outperform rating.
Usage yield contracted 42 basis points year-over-year attributable to shifts in enterprise and travel mix composition — representing the sole area of relative softness in an otherwise outstanding quarterly performance.
The company’s fiscal year concludes on January 31, 2027.


