PL · Planet Labs
Planet Labs 2025: revenue growth resumes, then a 2026 share sale
2025 · +397% in the calendar year
For scale: buying every US stock breakout from 2018 to 2026 with no selection returned a median −22.6% a year later, measured on the 14,674 with a full twelve months of data. How it was measured
Planet Labs operates a fleet of Earth-imaging satellites and sells the imagery and analysis built on it. It entered 2025 with quarterly revenue that had held near $61 million for four straight quarters, and its shares fell to an intraday low of $2.79 in April 2025. On 5 June 2025, the day after first-quarter results came in ahead of estimates, the stock rose more than 50%, according to CNBC. On 8 September 2025 Planet reported quarterly revenue up 20% to $73.4 million and a €240 million multi-year contract with the German government.
Revenue growth reached 33% in the quarter to October 2025, and the stock finished +397% in calendar 2025. The shares traded above $51 intraday in May 2026. In June 2026, alongside first-quarter results that showed record revenue, Planet announced a $1.5 billion at-the-market share-sale programme and guided gross margin lower; the stock fell 26% in a single session. In July 2026 it traded below $20.
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Sources: CNBC, 5 Jun 2025 · StockTitan, Planet Q2 FY2026 results · Motley Fool, 13 Jun 2026 · StockAnalysis, PL. Price figures are split-adjusted, not dividend-adjusted.
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