Klaviyo Stock Plunges Nearly 30% After Q1 Beat as CFO Exit Clouds 2026 Outlook
Klaviyo shares plunged about 30% Wednesday after CFO Amanda Whalen announced plans to step down later this year, despite the company beating first-quarter estimates and raising its 2026 revenue outlook. The stock traded near $16.33 by midday. The company forecast slower Q2 growth and lower margins, prompting Stifel to cut its price target. Whalen will stay through August 21 before moving to an advisory role.