DoorDash Shares Drop 10% as Focus on Growth Reinvestment Outweighs Earnings Outperformance
- DoorDash's stock fell over 10% post-earnings despite $3.45B revenue beat, driven by 25% GOV growth and 21% order increase. - Management signaled $300M+ 2026 AI/tool investments and revised Deliveroo's EBITDA contribution down by $32-40M due to accounting changes. - Analysts cut price targets (Wells Fargo to $239) as $754M adjusted EBITDA (up 41%) was overshadowed by reinvestment concerns despite $723M free cash flow. - 42% YTD gains amplified sell-off sensitivity, with 31 analysts retaining "Moderate Buy
Shares of DoorDash (DASH) tumbled by more than 10% in after-hours trading on November 5, 2025, after the food delivery leader posted third-quarter results that fell short of expectations, even though revenue growth remained robust. The sharp decline reflected investor unease about management’s intention to boost spending in 2026 and a revised forecast for Deliveroo’s earnings impact, as reported by a
The company’s third-quarter revenue reached $3.45 billion, topping the consensus estimate of $3.36 billion, according to a
The earnings shortfall was further impacted by management’s guidance for higher investment in 2026.
Investor confidence weakened further after the company raised its Q4 2025 GOV forecast to $28.9–$29.5 billion but trimmed its adjusted EBITDA outlook to $710–$810 million, as highlighted in a
Analysts responded quickly. Wells Fargo reduced its price target for
The share price drop followed a 42% gain since the start of the year, heightening sensitivity to profit-taking and concerns about reinvestment. The company’s upcoming earnings call at 5:00 p.m. ET on November 5 is expected to shape short-term trading, as investors look for more information on capital deployment, the integration of Deliveroo, and holiday season demand.
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