Why is Telos Corporation (TLS) falling sharply in 2025?
Recently I published the list Why these 15 cybersecurity stocks are falling sharply in 2025. In this article, we look at where Telos Corporation (NASDAQ: TLS) fights against other cybersecurity stocks that are plunging in 2025.
Cybersecurity stocks have been ranked the hottest name on the stock market for many years as these companies were riding the wave of cyber threats and easily acquired them. Furthermore, AI has made them even hotter. These companies have resulted in jaw-dropping growth as they scrambled to protect their data from highly sophisticated attacks.
Even in this environment, many people still post very impressive revenue figures. With cybercrime insufficient signs of slowing down, their services remain in high demand. But despite this strength, their stock prices are in a hurry this year. Unfortunately, there are many pessimism around AI and related themes like cybersecurity.
Wall Street has pulled back these names, with the shift down several stocks that were Market Darlings just a few months ago. It is best to look into the best-selling cybersecurity stocks as you are likely to buy opportunities here.
This article screened the worst-performing cybersecurity inventory from the beginning of the year.
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Telos Corporation (NASDAQ: TLS) is a cybersecurity, IT risk management and cloud security company.
Stock prices have been significantly reduced so far in 2025 as Telos (NASDAQ: TLS) reports Q4 2024 adjusted EPS -$0.14. -We missed the consensus estimate of $0.09 x $0.05. Quarterly revenue was $26.37 million.
This was slightly above expectations, but fell 36% year-on-year. Still, the secure network segment experienced a significant 78% decline in revenues compared to the previous year. We’ve covered the growth of security solutions.
Additionally, BMO Capital Markets has reduced its Telos (NASDAQ: TLS) price target from $4.50 to $3.00 due to the challenges of a new government contract and mixed revenue guidance for 2025.