Levi & Korsinsky Publishes Quarter-by-Quarter Record Backing Probe into monday.com Revenue Guidance

Levi & Korsinsky, LLP on February 25, 2026 published a chronological quarter-by-quarter record tied to its investigation of monday.com Ltd.'s February 9, 2026 earnings release, saying the company disclosed 2026 revenue guidance that was "materially below both analyst consensus and the trajectory its executives had previously endorsed." The PR distribution named NASDAQ: MNDY and noted that "MNDY shares fell more than 20% on February 9, with trading volume surging to well beyond normal levels."

The securities firm singled out management's change in public targets as the focal point of the probe, stating explicitly, "The progression from endorsing a $1.5 billion revenue figure to guiding below it - while simultaneously pulling longer-term targets - is the central focus of this investigation." The Levi & Korsinsky release also referenced a timeline covering "management's key forward-looking statements across the four quarters preceding the February 9, 2026 disclosure: [...]" but the detailed quarter-by-quarter entries were not reproduced in the syndicated excerpts.

Material distributed with the announcement included a financial line attributed to Morningstar: "management reported $299 million in quarterly revenue and an EPS beat of $1.09 against a $0.81 consensus." That line appeared in the aggregated materials provided with the PR but the excerpts did not specify which quarter those figures represent.

Levi & Korsinsky urged investor outreach as part of its solicitation. The distributed text included the fragments, "Those who purchased MNDY shares during the relevant period and wish to discuss their legal rights." and "MNDY investors who suffered losses are encouraged to contact Levi & Korsinsky, LLP to learn about their legal options." The PR also supplied the firm's contact block: "CONTACT: Joseph E. Levi, Esq. Levi & Korsinsky, LLP 33 Whitehall Street, 27th Floor New York, NY 10004 Tel: (212) 363-7500 Fax: (212) 363-7171 Email: jlevi@levikorsinsky.com zlk.com" and described the firm as "a nationally recognized firm with offices in New York, California, Connecticut, and Washington, D.C. that prosecutes securities, merger, and consumer class actions on behalf of investors and consumers; more information is available at zlk.com."

The Levi & Korsinsky release was distributed via PR Newswire at 09:00 ET on February 25, 2026 and was syndicated by outlets including Stocktitan. The collected materials also contained a Stocktitan explanatory sidebar defining securities law violations: "Securities law violations are breaches of the rules that require companies and market participants to be honest and fair when offering, selling or trading stocks and bonds—examples include lying or omitting important facts, trading on secret information, or manipulating prices."

Syndicated excerpts further showed Levi & Korsinsky pursuing similar probes at other companies; an unrelated example quoted the firm on Stellantis: "Levi and Korsinsky said it is examining whether Stellantis’s prior public statements regarding the trajectory of its EV business were consistent with information available to management at the time. Investors who purchased shares in the company and wish to discuss their legal rights have been invited to contact the firm." That item is separate from the monday.com matter.

Key documents cited in the PR remain missing from the distributed excerpts: the full quarter-by-quarter timeline Levi & Korsinsky referenced, the precise analyst consensus figures the firm says the guidance missed, an explicit definition of the "relevant period" for investor eligibility, monday.com's own statement or earnings-call transcript, and exact market-data for February 9, 2026. Until those materials and any company response are produced, the publicly stated core of the probe is the rollback from an earlier $1.5 billion endorsement to lower 2026 guidance and the market reaction that followed.