Conduent Falls Short on Q3 Revenue Estimates Amid Market Decline

NEW YORK, N.Y. – Conduent Incorporated, a business process solutions company, reported a significant decline in its Q3 revenue, falling short of analysts’ expectations amid a turbulent market. On November 6, 2025, the company announced its third-quarter earnings, revealing a loss of 3.90% in five-day stock change and a 7.50% drop since January.

The latest figures show that Conduent’s stock closed at $2.220 per share, which represents a stark 45.05% decline compared to last year.

Conduent operates through three segments: Commercial, Government, and Transportation. The Commercial segment offers customized business process services across various industries, while the Government segment focuses on providing essential services to U.S. federal, state, and local agencies.

A spokesperson for Conduent stated, “Despite the current challenges, we are committed to our strategy and are exploring new solutions to enhance our services to clients across all sectors.”

In the Transportation segment, Conduent provides digital payment solutions to government transportation agencies, aiming to streamline operations and improve efficiency. The company employs approximately 53,000 workers worldwide.

As Conduent navigates this rough patch, analysts continue to show cautious optimism. The consensus rating suggests a ‘BUY’ with an average target price of $7.000, indicating a potential upside of over 215% for investors.

Conduent’s struggles come amid a broader market decline, as stock markets have faced pressures. The Nasdaq closed lower with investors reacting to various economic indicators.