UiPath Stock Price Sinks as 2027 Outlook Overshadows Q4 Beat and Buyback

UiPath shares were up about 0.8% at $16.00 in premarket trading on Monday after RBC Capital Markets cut its price target on the automation software maker to $17 from $19 while keeping a Sector Perform rating. MarketScreener

UiPath Inc shares fell about 3% in the last U.S. session after a Form 4 filing, which discloses insider trades, showed CEO and Chairman Daniel Dines sold stock under a prearranged plan. The automation-software firm’s shares last traded at $15.88 on Friday, down 49 cents from the prior close, after swinging between $15.50 and $16.85 on volume of about 44 million shares. Dines sold 45,000 Class A shares at an average $16.3846 apiece and reported holding 28.4 million shares directly after the sale, plus 9++.6 million shares indirectly, the filing showed. UiPath, Inc.

UiPath, Inc. shares slipped 1.8% to $16.39 on Wednesday on volume of about 70 million shares, after trading between $16.27 and $16.74. A filing showed founder and CEO Daniel Dines sold 90,000 Class A shares on Dec. 30 and Dec. 31 under a Rule 10b5-1 plan, at weighted-average prices of $16.8211 and $16.5473. UiPath, Inc.

NEW YORK — December 24, 2025 — UiPath Inc. is having a headline-grabbing Christmas Eve session, with shares climbing sharply after S&P Dow Jones Indices selected UiPath for inclusion in the S&P MidCap 400. In late-morning U.S. trading, PATH hovered around $17.25, up roughly 8% on the day, after opening higher and trading between roughly $16.70 and $17.36. StockAnalysis

UiPath Inc. is back in the spotlight on December 24, 2025, after news that the enterprise automation company is set to join the S&P MidCap 400—a catalyst that can matter even when nothing about the underlying business changes overnight.

UiPath Inc. is having one of those “welcome to equities” days: after a strong run in December, the automation software company’s shares pulled back sharply in Tuesday trading, even as the broader investment narrative around agentic automation and AI-driven workflow orchestration keeps gaining oxygen.