Veeva Systems reported total revenue of $836.0 million for its fiscal fourth quarter, a 16% year‑over‑year increase from $720.9 million in Q4 FY25. Full‑year revenue reached $3.195 billion, also up 16% from $2.75 billion in FY25. Subscription revenue climbed 17% to $707.7 million, while professional services and other revenue grew 18% to $128.2 million, reflecting robust demand for the company’s industry‑specific cloud solutions and the continued migration to its Vault platform.
Earnings per share for the quarter were $2.06, beating consensus estimates of $1.93 by $0.13. The beat was driven by disciplined cost management, an expanding high‑margin subscription mix, and the incremental revenue from AI‑enabled Vault CRM features that have accelerated customer adoption.
Operating margin expanded to 43.8% from 42.7% year‑over‑year, a lift attributable to the higher proportion of subscription revenue, the efficiency gains from scaling the Vault platform, and the offsetting effect of controlled operating expenses.
Management raised fiscal 2027 revenue guidance to a range of $3.585 billion to $3.600 billion, above the consensus estimate of $3.560 billion. The guidance reflects confidence in sustained demand for cloud and AI services, the momentum of Vault CRM migration, and the company’s target of a $6 billion revenue run‑rate by 2030.
CFO Brian Van Wagener said, "Financial results in the fourth quarter exceeded our guidance across the board and capped off a year of durable, profitable growth. As we look ahead, strong momentum and operational discipline give us confidence in our trajectory toward our $6 billion revenue run‑rate target by 2030." CEO Peter Gassner noted that AI is not the only way to achieve automation, emphasizing the broader automation strategy that underpins the company’s growth.
Segment‑level data show Commercial Cloud subscription revenue grew 11% YoY, while R&D and Quality Cloud segments grew 21% YoY, driven by AI‑powered automation and digital transformation initiatives across the life‑sciences industry. The continued expansion of these high‑margin segments supports the company’s operating leverage and underpins the upward revision of its fiscal 2027 outlook.
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