UiPath announced that its Screen Agent, powered by Claude Opus 4.5, secured the top position in the independent OSWorld-Verified benchmark, which evaluates agentic AI performance in real computer environments. The test spanned 369 distinct tasks involving web and desktop applications, operating-system file I/O and cross-platform workflows. UiPath’s solution outperformed both general-purpose and specialized computer-using models, validating its ability to execute end-to-end enterprise tasks via natural-language-driven UI automation. This achievement follows a No. 2 ranking for the Screen Agent powered by OpenAI GPT-5 in September 2025, underscoring UiPath’s leadership in agentic automation research and development.

In a planned sale sequence, CEO and Chairman Dines Daniel sold 45,000 Class A shares on January 13, 2026, following earlier disposals on January 9. After the latest transaction, he continues to hold 28,118,585 shares, representing a negligible reduction in his ownership stake. Daniel’s retained stake is valued at roughly half a billion dollars, signaling his sustained confidence in UiPath’s long-term growth prospects despite ongoing market volatility.

UiPath reported Q3 FY26 revenue growth of 15.9%, up from mid-teens figures in the prior quarter, driven by continued expansion of its unified RPA and agentic AI platform. The company raised its full-year guidance and reaffirmed its path to first-time GAAP profitability in fiscal 2026. International and domestic revenues remain evenly split at approximately 50% apiece, supporting a diversified revenue base. The addition of Maestro orchestration and deeper agentic capabilities positions UiPath to capture a broader set of automation opportunities across industries.