NASDAQ:CSCO 30 November 2025 - 17 December 2025

Cisco shares closed at $77.80 on Friday, below the Dec. 10 record of $80.25, their highest since March 2000. The company reported Q1 revenue of $14.9 billion, up 8% year over year, and raised its FY2026 outlook. Investors are watching for updates on AI demand and guidance as Cisco holds investor events and its annual shareholder meeting this week.

Cisco shares closed at $77.80 on Dec. 12 after hitting a record $80.25 two days earlier, surpassing their dot-com era peak. The stock fell 1.3% for the week as tech and AI-linked shares sold off broadly on Friday. The S&P 500 dropped 1.1% and the Nasdaq slid 1.7% the same day.

Cisco shares closed at $80.25 on Wednesday, surpassing their March 2000 dot-com era peak. The stock then slipped, trading around $78.55 midday Friday after a 1.22% drop Thursday that ended a seven-day rally. Cisco reported $1.3 billion in AI infrastructure orders from hyperscalers in Q1 FY2026, more than doubling its annual target. The company is also seeing strong demand from a campus networking refresh cycle.

Cisco Systems closed at $76.94 on Friday, November 28, up 1.1%, and traded near $77.05 after hours. Shares have gained about 13–14% over three months, outperforming the Nasdaq Composite. Trading volume Friday was 65% below average, consistent with a post-holiday session. No major company-specific headlines emerged between November 28 and 30.