New York, Feb 11, 2026, 18:22 (EST) — After-hours
- UiPath shares dropped roughly 9.7% on Wednesday and saw minimal movement after hours.
- After the market closes on March 11, the company will release its fourth-quarter and full-year fiscal 2026 results.
- Traders are on edge, waiting for guidance and any updates about the company’s banking-centric WorkFusion deal.
UiPath shares ended Wednesday down 9.7%, closing at $11.69, then edged up 0.2% to $11.71 in after-hours trading. The stock moved between $11.49 and $12.94 during the day, with volume hitting about 42.7 million shares. This put UiPath’s market cap around $6.2 billion. 1
The drop comes at a tricky time for UiPath, a company known for reacting sharply to even minor news. With little else scheduled before the next report, the stock’s been trading as if investors are bracing for a battle over the outlook.
UiPath announced it will release its fiscal 2026 fourth-quarter and full-year results for the period ending Jan. 31 after markets close on March 11, followed by a conference call at 5 p.m. No preliminary numbers or updated guidance were provided in the announcement. 2
The shift was notable amid a quiet day for U.S. stocks, with the Nasdaq edging lower and major indexes ending mostly flat. Investors were parsing a stronger jobs report alongside its implications for interest rates. 3
UiPath offers software designed to automate tedious tasks within companies, typically by connecting different apps and replicating repetitive manual steps. The market is crowded, though, with established software giants and emerging “AI agent” tools all competing for automation dollars.
UiPath’s upcoming report could reveal more about its move into regulated banking after acquiring WorkFusion, a company known for AI tools tackling financial crime compliance like anti-money laundering and KYC checks. “Financial institutions need intelligent solutions to combat sophisticated financial crimes,” CEO Daniel Dines said at the announcement. The deal closed in UiPath’s first quarter of fiscal 2027, though the company hasn’t shared financial details. 4
Short sellers have increased their stake in the stock. Data from the exchange revealed 57.18 million UiPath shares sold short, making up around 15.6% of the tradable float. It would take about two days of average trading volume for these positions to be covered. 5
Short interest refers to the shares borrowed and sold, betting the price will drop. When this figure climbs, it can intensify selloffs or trigger sharp rebounds as traders scramble to cover their positions.
UiPath’s upcoming earnings report could swing either way. A slowdown in subscription growth, increased costs from acquisitions, or a cautious forecast might push the recent decline further down.
In the upcoming session, traders will be monitoring if rate concerns continue to weigh on smaller software stocks and whether UiPath manages to maintain its recent support after Wednesday’s drop.
March 11 is the next big moment, with UiPath reporting after the close and management fielding questions an hour later. Investors will be watching guidance, deal updates, and any clues on customer demand to see if PATH’s recent slide holds.
