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Amdocs Stock Plummets Amid T-Mobile Dispute and Grim Financial Outlook
Amdocs' stock plummeted 44% after the company forecast a 14%-18% revenue drop for fiscal year 2027, citing a dispute with T-Mobile. The company is acquiring U.S. insurance firm EIS for $340 million to diversify and boost growth. CEO stated the company is taking a significant first step into a new vertical.
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- 01Amdocs stock fell 44% after forecasting a 14%-18% revenue drop for FY2027.
- 02A dispute with T-Mobile and reduced spending are cited as reasons for the revenue decline.
- 03Amdocs is acquiring U.S. insurance company EIS for $340 million to diversify.
- 04CEO called the EIS acquisition a key step in the company's new growth strategy.
- 05The company recently laid off approximately 3,000 employees globally.
Amdocs recently underwent a restructuring and laid off about 3,000 employees worldwide.
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