New York, February 23, 2026, 05:33 (EST) — Premarket.
- Rubrik slipped roughly 0.6% before the bell, with shares lately changing hands at $49.90.
- Shares closed out Friday at $50.20, tumbling 7.3% for the session.
- Rubrik’s numbers hit after the bell, with eyes on the company’s quarterly and full-year report for March 12.
Rubrik dropped 0.6% ahead of the bell Monday, changing hands most recently at $49.90.
Shares of the data security firm ended Friday at $50.20, down 7.31%—wrapping up a turbulent week for the stock.
Rubrik’s next big test lands March 12, when it’s slated to post fourth-quarter and full-year numbers after the bell, with management set to kick off its conference call at 5:00 p.m. ET. The company claims its subscription software protects and restores data for a customer base topping 6,600.
Rubrik bumped Jesse Green up to chief revenue officer earlier this month following Brian McCarthy’s exit for what the company called “another opportunity.” The company also said preliminary fourth-quarter numbers topped internal forecasts. “We just delivered a very strong fourth quarter with preliminary financial results exceeding all guided metrics,” CEO Bipul Sinha said. SEC
Chief Financial Officer Kiran Choudary unloaded 20,000 Class A shares on Feb. 18, according to a separate filing. Sale prices landed between $52.05 and $54.80. The document noted the sales ran through a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, which lets insiders schedule trades in advance.
Lightspeed Venture Partners and affiliated funds reported in a Feb. 17 Schedule 13G that they held 5.8% of Rubrik’s Class A shares, reflecting their position as of Dec. 31.
Back in early December, Rubrik reported subscription annual recurring revenue (ARR) up 34% to $1.35 billion. Total revenue climbed 48%, landing at $350.2 million. Non-GAAP earnings came in at 10 cents per share for the quarter. The company also bumped its fiscal-year outlook, with Choudary pointing to “over $76 million in free cash flow”—the cash left after capital expenditures. SEC
Rubrik’s stock, despite sliding Friday, remains above its 52-week low of roughly $47.5. Still, that’s a long way from the 52-week peak near $103, market data show.
Still, it’s not unusual for those early premarket swings to lose steam when the opening bell rings and trading picks up. Rubrik’s GAAP losses remain a focus, so investors are zeroed in on how subscription numbers and cash flow stack up as the company moves into its new fiscal year.
Eyes turn to Rubrik, with its March 12 release and call on deck. Investors want to see those finalized Q4 figures—and any fresh detail on guidance or the company’s broader outlook.
