Kyndryl just slashed its outlook, suddenly changed its chief financial officer and announced an accounting investigation — and its stock is getting crushed.
The company, which handles information-technology infrastructure and was spun out of International Business Machines in 2021, expects revenue to decline 2% to 3% on a constant-currency basis for the fiscal year ending in March. The company previously had been predicting 1% growth.
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Kyndryl’s stock tumbles more than 50%. Here’s what’s gone wrong at the IT provider.
Kyndryl just slashed its outlook, suddenly changed its chief financial officer and announced an accounting investigation — and its stock is getting crushed.
The company, which handles information-technology infrastructure and was spun out of International Business Machines in 2021, expects revenue to decline 2% to 3% on a constant-currency basis for the fiscal year ending in March. The company previously had been predicting 1% growth.