ServiceTitan reported QQ2 2024 revenue of $181.66 million, up 13.5% year over year, driven by ongoing demand for its field service software platform. The gross margin stood at 62.2%, indicating a solid product cost structure for a SaaS/recurring-revenue model, but the quarter delivered an operating loss of $43.02 million and a net loss of $45.82 million, translating to negative operating and net margins (~-23.7% and ~-25.2%, respectively). These profit metrics reflect continued, intentional reinvestment in product development and go-to-market activities as the company scales. Management commentary (not captured in the provided transcript data) would typically address go-to-market efficiency, customer expansion, and product development cadence; in the absence of transcript content, the qualitative take centers on the cadence between top-line growth and the evolving cost structure.
From a cash-flow perspective, QQ2 2024 generated $3.05 million of operating cash flow and $0.90 million of capital expenditures, producing free cash flow of approximately $2.15 million. This demonstrates modest cash-generation despite a GAAP loss, underscoring the company’s ongoing investment in growth initiatives while preserving liquidity. Balance-sheet indicators show a relatively conservative leverage profile with a low debt footprint, and a cash per share position of about $4.80. However, several leverage and valuation metrics imply structural headwinds (negative equity multiplier and anomalous enterprise-value multiples in the data) that should be interpreted with caution and in the context of stock-based compensation and non-cash adjustments common in growth-stage SaaS companies. The lack of an explicit forward guidance in the provided dataset necessitates reliance on historical growth, margin trajectory, and cash-flow discipline to frame the near-term investment thesis.