DOCS · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 6:00 PM ET

Why is Doximity, Inc. (DOCS) stock moving?

Doximity reported fiscal Q2 2027 results on Nov 5: revenue of $174.5M (+4% YoY) and adjusted EPS of $0.36, both slightly ahead of estimates, and it raised FY2027 revenue guidance to $678M-$683M while guiding Q3 revenue in line at $195M-$196M. Offsetting this, adjusted EBITDA fell 12% YoY to $88.9M, margin compressed to 50.9% from 59.8%, GAAP net income dropped to $34.7M from $62.1M, and free cash flow was flat at $91.3M, so growth is slowing and profitability is under pressure from AI investment. Price action reflects this mix: DOCS closed at $34.67 on Nov 4, slipped after the report, and fell to an intraday low of $29.80 on Nov 6 on heavy volume of 4.29M shares before closing at $32.51; it has since held a $32-$33 range and closed at $32.42 on Nov 10, with volume running above late-October levels. Analyst targets range from $32 (Freedom, Hold) and $33 (Evercore, In-Line, cut) to $34 (RBC) and $40-$41 (Canaccord, Needham, Buy), averaging roughly $36, which implies modest upside from the current price. Management points to more than 190 health systems buying its AI suite and growing AI Search bookings as the longer-term driver. Dr. Martens (ticker DOCS on the LSE) items in the feed are unrelated and were excluded.

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About Doximity, Inc.

Health Care · Health Information Services / Digital Health

Doximity runs the leading online professional network for US medical professionals. More than 85% of US physicians have registered, and it adds tools like secure messaging, telehealth, scheduling and a Clinical AI Suite. Its unusually wide reach among doctors, combined with very high profit margins, is what sets it apart.

How it makes money

Almost all revenue comes from subscriptions. The main source is pharmaceutical companies paying for marketing and messaging that reaches physicians on the platform. Hospitals and health systems also pay for hiring (recruiting) and telehealth or workflow tools. About 125 large customers produce roughly 83% of revenue. Fiscal 2026 (ended March 2026) revenue was about $645 million, up about 13%. Non-GAAP gross margins are around 90%, though rising AI computing costs are trimming them.

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