EPAM Systems, Inc. (EPAM) stock price, news and key stats

Price

Last trade as of Sep 16, 2026. Delayed data; not a live quote.

Previous close

$123.51

Open

$120.22

Day range

$116.35 – $120.22

Volume

78.9K

52-week range

$73.06 – $222.53

Market cap

$6.0B

Forward P/E

8.3

Beta

1.38

Avg. volume

1.6M

Analyst target

$122.82

Next earnings

Nov 5, 2026

About EPAM Systems, Inc.

From the company's latest annual report (Form 10-K).

Latest EPAM news

• EPAM Systems (EPAM) Turns To Cybersecurity As Core Growth Cools
  Yahoo Finance · Sep 5, 2026

  EPAM Systems (NYSE: EPAM) is pivoting towards cybersecurity as its core growth begins to slow. The company recently announced a partnership with Wiz, a cloud and AI security platform now under Google Cloud, as part of the Wiz Partner Alliance. This collaboration aims to assist large organizations in enhancing their security posture, reflecting a strategic shift in response to evolving market demands and competitive pressures. The move into cybersecurity comes at a time when EPAM's traditional growth avenues are showing signs of cooling. By aligning with Wiz, EPAM not only diversifies its service offerings but also positions itself within a rapidly expanding sector. The global cybersecurity market is projected to grow significantly, driven by increasing cyber threats and regulatory requirements, suggesting that EPAM could tap into a lucrative revenue stream. Additionally, EPAM's recent collaboration with TGS and AWS in the energy sector highlights its commitment to innovation and adaptation. As the company seeks to leverage AI and cloud technologies, investors may view these strategic partnerships as a positive indicator of future growth potential. However, the effectiveness of these initiatives in revitalizing EPAM's growth trajectory will be closely monitored by market analysts and stakeholders.

• Why Goldman Suddenly Turned Neutral on EPAM Systems, Inc. (EPAM)
  Yahoo Finance · May 11, 2026

  Goldman Sachs has moved its rating on EPAM Systems Inc. (EPAM) from “buy” to “neutral” following the company’s first‑quarter earnings release. The brokerage cited a combination of slower revenue growth, margin compression and heightened competitive pressure in the global software‑services market as the primary reasons for the downgrade. EPAM reported revenue of $1.06 billion, up 10 % year‑over‑year, falling short of the 12 % growth forecast used in the buy‑case. Operating margin slipped to 15 % from 18 % in the prior year, a decline that Goldman said erodes the firm’s profitability trajectory. The rating change also reflects concerns about EPAM’s valuation relative to peers. Goldman’s revised price target of $120 per share is 10 % lower than the $135 target it had set when the stock was rated “buy.” The brokerage noted that EPAM’s recent investments in artificial‑intelligence and cloud‑based platforms have not yet translated into a sustainable earnings advantage, and that the company’s exposure to cyclical enterprise‑IT budgets could limit upside in a tightening macro environment. EPAM’s shares fell roughly 3 % in after‑hours trading following the announcement, and the neutral stance may prompt other analysts to reassess their outlooks. Institutional investors who had previously held EPAM in a “buy” portfolio may reconsider their positions, while the broader software‑services sector could see a ripple effect as firms grapple with similar margin and growth challenges. Goldman’s updated view signals caution but not a sell recommendation; investors will likely watch the next earnings cycle and any guidance on cost‑control initiatives for further clues.

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