Angi (ANGI) Plunges 10.72% as Q3 Earnings Miss, Revenue Falls 10%

Angi (ANGI) fell to its lowest level since May 2025 on Nov. 6, with an intraday decline of 10.72% as the stock continued a three-day losing streak. The shares have dropped 10.70% over the past three trading days, reflecting heightened investor caution amid mixed financial results and strategic uncertainties.

The stock’s recent slide follows Angi’s Q3 2025 earnings report, which highlighted a 179% year-over-year surge in operating income to $21.8 million driven by cost-cutting measures, yet revenue fell 10% to $265.6 million. While analysts praised the profitability gains, the lack of forward guidance and weak revenue performance fueled skepticism. Domestic revenue declined 10.5% to $233.2 million, underscoring structural challenges in the home services sector. Earnings per share of $0.23 missed estimates by 30.3%, contributing to a 12.4% post-earnings price drop.

Angi’s valuation has become more attractive, trading at 9 times forward earnings, but its ability to balance cost discipline with growth remains a key question. The company’s focus on reducing depreciation, stock-based compensation, and fixed costs has boosted margins but raised concerns about long-term sustainability. With the broader Internet-Content industry underperforming, Angi faces pressure to demonstrate a clear path for reigniting revenue. Analysts remain divided, with a median 12-month price target of $22 implying a 66% upside if the company can stabilize its top line and address sector-wide headwinds.