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Innodata recently announced the beta launch of its Generative AI Test & Evaluation Platform at the GTC 2025, leveraging NVIDIA's advanced technology to bolster AI safety and performance for enterprises. Despite this significant product development, Innodata's share price fell 20% over the past week. This decline coincided with a broader market downturn triggered by global trading tensions and tariffs, which saw the Dow and S&P 500 plunging significantly. The overall market conditions, including a tech-heavy Nasdaq entering a bear market, likely amplified the adverse impact on Innodata's shares during this turbulent period.
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Over the past five years, Innodata (NasdaqGM:INOD) has delivered a remarkable total shareholder return of very large value, highlighting considerable growth compared to the general market performance. Recently, the company has aggressively enhanced its position in the generative AI space. Key developments included the introduction of a beta version of the Generative AI Test & Evaluation Platform on March 19, 2025, following a significant earnings increase, with Q4 2024 sales reaching US$59.18 million and net income climbing to US$10.3 million from the previous year.
Further amplifying its growth trajectory, Innodata has engaged in lucrative partnerships, evidenced by the June 2024 announcement of new development programs with a leading Big Tech client, projected to generate US$44 million in annualized revenue. Despite facing a class action lawsuit in February 2024, the company's raised revenue guidance in late 2024 and early 2025, along with strategic buybacks of 5.8% of shares as of November 2024, have underscored its resilience and attractive longer-term prospects.
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