Domo Income Statement 2026-2011 | DOMO

Brief overview of financial results at Domo

This overview is based on financial performance over the past five years. Revenue reported by Domo was 210 million dollars at the beginning of the period and 319 million dollars at the end. The five-year change reached +51.7%, while CAGR stood at 8.7%. Sales increased steadily, although without strong acceleration.

The five-year change in gross profit reached +55.8%: from 153 million dollars to 239 million dollars. Direct costs grew more slowly than revenue and improved the economics of sales. Gross margin moved from 73% to 75%. The relationship between gross profit and revenue changed only slightly.

Over the period, EBITDA shifted from −$68.3 million to −$29.3 million, a change of +57.2%. There was no major divergence between EBITDA and revenue. Comparing the endpoints gives EBITDA margins of −32.5% and −9.2%. The business generated more EBITDA from each unit of revenue.

The final result was −$84.6 million initially and −$59.3 million in the final year. The loss reduction is constructive, but the recovery is incomplete.

The market value of the business moved from 1.3 billion dollars to 186 million dollars, or −85.6%. Capitalization lags the underlying business improvement.

What the figures show

The financial profile remains mixed, with strengths and risks moving in different directions. The financial profile benefits from a larger revenue base, a stronger final result and an improving EBITDA margin. The main areas of concern are a weaker market valuation and a narrow EBITDA buffer. The key question is whether sales can be converted into sustainable profit.