Cerence Income Statement 2025-2011 | CRNC

Brief overview of income trends at Cerence

The conclusions below are based on five years of reported results. Revenue reported by Cerence was 331 million dollars at the beginning of the period and 252 million dollars at the end. Overall revenue changed by −23.9%, equal to an annualized rate of about −5.3%. The business finished the period with a smaller revenue base.

The five-year change in gross profit reached −17.9%: from $223 million to $183 million. Revenue outpaced cost of revenue, allowing more sales to flow into gross profit. The gross margin was 67.4% at the start and 72.7% at the end. The expansion indicates stronger pricing power or better control of direct costs.

EBITDA was $52.5 million at the beginning and $8.3 million at the end of the period (−84.3%). Operating performance weakened relative to revenue. At the operating-margin level, the figure shifted from 15.9% to 3.3%. Operating return per unit of revenue declined.

The net financial result changed from −$18.3 million to −$18.7 million. The period ended with a larger loss than it began with.

Market value was 4 billion dollars at the start and 444 million dollars at the end. The valuation did not keep pace with the reported progress.

What the figures show

The financial trajectory is weak and requires a cautious interpretation. Key strengths include a stronger gross margin and consistent net profitability. The main areas of concern are a weaker market valuation, pressure on operating profitability and a low EBITDA margin. Further direction will depend on top-line growth, operating profitability, and net income.