Ai stock sank today after the company announced that CEO Tom Siebel will be stepping down. Ai (AI -10.
However, 82%) stock got hit with big sell-offs today after the company announced a major leadership change. Conversely, The company's price the daily session down 10.
At the same time, Ai announced today that CEO Tom Siebel would be stepping down and that the company was in the cess of looking for its next chief executive.
With today's pullback, the company's stock is down roughly 24. 5% across 2025's trading. Image source: Getty Images. Nevertheless, Ai stock sank ing news of Siebel's exit C3, in this volatile climate.
Ai published a press release today announcing that it had begun looking for a successor for CEO Tom Siebel. Due to health reasons, Siebel will be stepping down.
Siebel founded the company in 2009, but he was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease earlier this year and has been dealing with visual impairment issues that are causing him to step down from the company's head leadership role.
Nevertheless, What's next for C3 (which is quite significant). Nevertheless, Wedbush Morgan published new coverage on C3.
Ai today and stated that Siebel stepping down from the CEO role was a net negative and that the leadership transition increases the chances that the company will be acquired within the next three to 12 months (quite telling).
On the other hand, Wedbush maintained an outperform rating on the stock and kept a one-year price target of $35 per.
The price target implies upside of roughly 35% compared to the stock's valuation at today's market close. Despite strong valuation tailwinds for many artificial intelligence (AI) stocks this year, C3.
Ai has seen significant pullbacks across 2025's trading. Sales increased roughly 36% year over year to hit $108.
7 million in the fourth quarter of the company's last fiscal year, which April 30, but performance for its s has lagged behind other big AI names due to fitability concerns.
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