Klaviyo Just Beat Q1 Estimates. The CFO Exit Is What Investors Are Watching
Klaviyo shares slipped in after-hours trading Tuesday. The marketing software firm topped Wall Street’s first-quarter expectations and boosted its 2026 guidance, but the exit of CFO Amanda Whalen weighed on sentiment. For the quarter ended March 31, revenue climbed 28% to $358.0 million, and Klaviyo also raised its full-year forecast.