C3.ai, Inc.

BigBear.ai and C3.ai are both struggling AI software companies that have disappointed investors since going public. BigBear.ai has faced anemic 3% revenue growth and expects a decline in 2025, while C3.ai grew at 15% CAGR but is now facing a 26% revenue decline in fiscal 2026. Despite BigBear.ai's higher valuation at 16x sales versus C3.ai's 4x s...

C3.ai stock fell 61% in 2025 as the AI software company failed to capitalize on the AI boom. Despite industry tailwinds, the company experienced declining revenue (down 14% YoY to $71M), massive operating losses ($112M), and lost its founder/CEO to medical retirement. The company struggles to compete with rivals like Palantir and faces questions ...

C3.ai founder Thomas Siebel sold 532,832 shares worth approximately $7.6 million in mid-December 2025 through a pre-arranged trading plan. The sale comes as C3.ai's stock plummeted over 50% in 2025 despite the AI boom, falling from a 52-week high of $38.58 to around $14. While the company reported stabilizing operations with 7% sequential revenue...

BigBear.ai, an AI developer for edge networks, faces significant challenges including missed revenue forecasts, leadership turnover, and unprofitability. The company expects 2025 revenue to decline 11-21% due to government contract disruptions, while its gross margins contracted and adjusted EBITDA margins deteriorated sharply. Despite acquiring ...

The article compares two veteran AI companies: SoundHound AI and C3.ai. SoundHound AI is identified as the better investment choice due to its sharper focus on voice-control technology, significantly faster revenue growth (over 5x in three years vs. 31% for C3.ai), and $1.2 billion in contracted future revenue. However, SoundHound AI trades at a ...