CrowdStrike authorized its first-ever 4-for-1 stock split, to be distributed after market close on July 1, reducing share price from roughly $680 to $170. The cybersecurity provider, with 81% subscription gross margins, reached $5.51 billion in annualized recurring revenue and has rebounded over 210% since August 2024.
CrowdStrike’s board approved a 4-for-1 stock split, payable after markets close on July 1. The move will reduce the nominal share price from about $680 to $170 and aims to broaden retail participation and increase trading volume.
After bottoming at $217.89 on August 2, 2024, under regulatory scrutiny, CrowdStrike shares have climbed over 210% through sustained operational recovery and sector rebalancing. A brief consolidation followed its latest fiscal first-quarter report amid broader tech rotation.
CrowdStrike reported 26% revenue growth in Q1 with $256 million in net new annual recurring revenue. Annualized recurring revenue stands at $5.51 billion, subscription gross margins hit 81%, and analysts forecast 23% revenue growth in fiscal 2027, with the stock trading near 29x forward sales.
The Falcon platform’s single-agent architecture analyzes trillions of endpoint events daily, creating a data gravity moat. The Falcon Flex subscription model drives module expansion among renewals, while legacy competitors face channel restructuring and slower cloud security integration.
