Government consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE:BAH) reported Q3 CY2025 revenue of $2.89 billion, missing analyst estimates by 2.8%. GAAP profit per share was $1.42, meeting expectations. The company’s operating margin dropped to 9.8% from 17.4% the previous year. Booz Allen Hamilton attributed the underperformance to challenges in its civil business, prompting a strategic review. Despite strength in national security, the company revised its guidance due to ongoing uncertainties in government funding. Booz Allen Hamilton is focusing on growth areas like cyber and AI while implementing cost-saving measures.

In Q3 CY2025, Booz Allen Hamilton’s revenue fell short of expectations, leading to a market reaction and a strategic reassessment. The civil segment faced stagnation, while the national security sector showed momentum with significant contract wins. The company is investing in cyber, AI, and cost reduction initiatives to navigate funding delays and margin pressures. Booz Allen Hamilton is transitioning to outcome-based contracts and expects mid-single-digit growth in national security. Key factors for future performance include contract funding pace, civil segment stability, cost savings realization, and technology impact.

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