TEAM · Analysis updated Nov 6, 2026, 11:45 AM ET

Why is Atlassian Corporation (TEAM) stock moving?

Atlassian reported a strong fiscal Q1 2027. Revenue rose 24% to $1.77B and non-GAAP EPS was $1.65 against about $1.44 expected. Cloud revenue grew 31%, subscription ARR grew 23%, RPO grew 44%, and free cash flow was $463M (26% margin). GAAP operating margin turned positive at 11%. The market focused on guidance instead. Management targets about 13.75% revenue growth for fiscal 2027, well below the 24% just delivered, and expects Data Center revenue to fall about 16%. The shares fell about 15% to roughly $155 on Nov 6, after closing at $183.29 on Nov 5. They had already dropped from about $220 on Oct 28 to $183 before the report, on rising volume. That suggests pre-earnings worries about software and AI were already weighing on the stock. Analysts remain constructive. Piper Sandler raised its target to $190 and the average target is about $230, well above the current price. Risks include the growth deceleration, high beta, heavy insider selling and a stock that rallied about 72% over three months before this reversal. The stock is likely to stay volatile in the near term, with fundamentals and sentiment pulling in opposite directions.

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