NYSE:NOW 23 December 2025 - 4 January 2026

ServiceNow, Inc. shares ended Friday’s session up 0.8% at $153.89, giving the workflow software maker a small lift into the final trading days of the year.

ServiceNow, Inc. heads into the final trading stretch of the year with investors still digesting a major strategic pivot: a blockbuster cybersecurity acquisition, a growing list of deals across 2025, and new signals from Wall Street about how much of that M&A premium the market is willing to pay. Reuters+1

ServiceNow, Inc. stock is heading into the final stretch of 2025 with Wall Street balancing two competing narratives: a year-end equity backdrop still hovering near record territory, and company-specific debate over whether ServiceNow’s cybersecurity expansion—led by its planned Armis acquisition—adds durable growth or introduces execution and financing risk.

ServiceNow, Inc. stock traded lower on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, after the enterprise software leader announced its largest acquisition to date: a $7.75 billion all‑cash agreement to buy cyber exposure management specialist Armis. The move is designed to deepen ServiceNow’s security and risk footprint—especially across operational technology, IoT, and medical devices—at a moment when AI adoption is expanding corporate “attack surfaces” and making cyber governance a board-level priority. ServiceNow Investor Relations+1