Freshworks Inc. Class A Common Stock
FRSHFreshworks Inc. Class A (FRSH) is a cloud-based software company that provides customer engagement solutions designed to improve business productivity and customer experience. The company's platform offers a range of products, including help desk, customer support, marketing, sales, and analytics tools, tailored for businesses of all sizes. Freshworks aims to simplify customer engagement with easy-to-use, integrated software that enables organizations to deliver personalized, efficient support and service.
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Freshworks announced the launch of Freddy AI Agent Studio within Freshservice at its Refresh 2026 conference. The new platform enables organizations to deploy custom or pre-built AI agents for service operations without coding, integrating with enterprise tools via Model Context Protocol Gateway. The announcement highlights a critical support gap...
The tech sector continues to surge on AI momentum with major developments including the Pentagon awarding a $500 million contract to Scale AI (backed by Meta), multiple chipmakers reporting strong earnings driven by AI demand, and significant AI partnerships announced. However, some companies face headwinds including workforce reductions and supp...
Freshworks Chief Integrated Customer Growth Officer Mika Yamamoto sold 32,577 shares (~$275,000) on March 4, 2026, as part of a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted in September 2025. The sale represents 2.81% of her holdings, and she retains over 1 million shares. Despite the stock trading below its 52-week high of $16.48, the analyst views Freshwor...
Gagnon Securities sold 635,807 shares of Freshworks for $7.51 million, reducing its stake to 3.1% of portfolio assets. Despite the stock falling 60% over the past year, the company reported strong operational metrics with 16% revenue growth and improved profitability, suggesting the position trim reflects portfolio rebalancing rather than panic s...
Freshworks stock fell 18.8% this week despite beating Q4 earnings and sales expectations. Investors reacted negatively to the company's forward guidance, which projected 14% annual revenue growth. The decline was amplified by broader market weakness in software stocks, with the S&P 500 down 1.4% and Nasdaq down 2.1% as investors become more cauti...
