Levi & Korsinsky Investigates monday.com Over FY2026 Revenue Guidance Shortfall

Levi & Korsinsky, LLP announced it is investigating monday.com Ltd. (NASDAQ: MNDY) for potential violations of federal securities laws tied to the company’s February 9, 2026 fiscal year 2026 revenue guidance of $1.452 billion to $1.462 billion, a range the law firm says implies 18%–19% growth but “fell materially below the Wall Street consensus of approximately $1.5 billion,” according to the firm’s PR distribution.

The law firm quantified the gap between the guidance and the cited consensus, stating that “the actual guidance of $1.452–$1.462 billion represents a shortfall of approximately $38–$48 million from that endorsed figure.” Levi & Korsinsky framed the investigation to examine “whether the company's forward-looking financial commitments were made without adequately disclosing known headwinds that were later embedded in its reduced 2026 guidance,” language repeated in republished copies of the release.

Levi & Korsinsky’s PR recounts a pattern of quarterly beats followed by disappointing forward guidance. The firm cited Q3 FY2025 results in which monday.com beat revenue estimates by $4.6 million and EPS estimates by $0.28, yet the stock “fell more than 20%” after management issued below-expectations Q4 revenue guidance. The release also noted Q2 FY2025, when a $1.09 EPS beat and a $299 million revenue print preceded a “triggered” 26% decline after management attributed softness to temporary web-traffic effects tied to Google search algorithm changes.

The release includes quotes attributed to monday.com CFO Eliran Glazer as cited on the February 9 earnings call and in the prior earnings cycle. Levi & Korsinsky’s PR quoted Glazer saying the company was “committed to achieving … the guidance we have provided during the investor day,” and it reproduced Glazer’s Feb. 9 remark: "The last time, you know, we gave guidance, we felt and we believed based on the feasibility that we had at the time, that the 1.5 number is the number that we are going to achieve. It looked reasonable to us."

Levi & Korsinsky called on investors who purchased MNDY shares and suffered losses to obtain additional information about the investigation and to learn about their rights. The firm’s announcement was distributed via PR channels and republished across outlets including PR Newswire, Barchart, Finviz, Stocktitan and Nasdaq; PR Newswire’s primary copy is timestamped NEW YORK, Feb. 18, 2026 09:00 ET, while some republished copies carry Feb. 11, 2026 bylines.

The PR copies reviewed by Levi & Korsinsky contain no company response from monday.com to the firm’s allegations. The law firm’s investigation and the cited $38–$48 million shortfall remain allegations at this stage, and the PR distributions identify Levi & Korsinsky as the plaintiffs’ securities litigation firm conducting the inquiry.