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Palantir Tops Q3 Estimates as U.S. Commercial Revenue Outpaces Government

Published Nov 2, 2026
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  • Palantir beat LSEG expectations after the close Monday with adjusted EPS of 44 cents versus 41 cents expected.
  • Revenue came in at $2.31 billion versus $2.18 billion expected, nearly double from a year ago and above $2 billion for the first time; net income rose to $1.13 billion from about $476 million.
  • U.S. commercial sales rose 148% to $984 million, coming in ahead of U.S. government revenue at $953 million; guidance was lifted, with U.S. commercial sales "in excess of" $3.56 billion targeted for the full year.

The quarter in numbers

Palantir's quarter cleared Wall Street's bar. Adjusted earnings landed at 44 cents a share against 41 cents forecast, and revenue reached $2.31 billion compared with the $2.18 billion consensus.

Growth was broad.

Shift in revenue mix

A business long anchored in government work saw a different leader this quarter. U.S. commercial revenue surged 148% to $984 million, moving ahead of U.S. government revenue at $953 million, which itself climbed 96%. The U.S. commercial line is now more than fivefold what it was two years ago.

Management lifted the outlook. Palantir now expects U.S. commercial revenue "in excess of" $3.56 billion for the full year, after previously taking that target to $3.42 billion last quarter. Companywide, guidance calls for roughly $2.65 billion in fourth-quarter revenue and approximately $8.53 billion for full-year 2026.

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CEO comments and broader remarks

CEO Alex Karp told CNBC's Seema Mody, "I don't believe anyone's had consistent results like this in the history of software AI, ever," adding that the company is operating without salespeople. He reiterated support for open-weight models and, as he has before, took aim at leading AI labs for pressuring businesses to give up their data sovereignty.

Karp also renewed his call to nationalize AI labs, describing it as the "only realistic way" to manage liability. He was among major tech CEOs at a White House meeting in September as regulation talk intensified after AI researchers asserted there is more than a 10% chance the technology could kill humanity. "My message to everybody is: Beware of thinking you can delay the future in AI," he said. "The future is here.

Why it matters for investors

In plain English: the growth engine is shifting toward commercial customers adopting Palantir's AI tools, and guidance moved up alongside it. For your portfolio, the signposts now are whether U.S. commercial momentum stays ahead of government, if the fourth quarter hits roughly $2.65 billion in sales, and how the path toward about $8.53 billion in 2026 plays out against rising regulatory scrutiny.

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