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Freshworks states it is 'profitable and scaling' — direct claim of current profitability with ongoing growth.

Freshservice is positioned on a path to ~$1B in ARR by 2028, up from >$600M ARR as of the presentation date.

The company identifies itself as an 'EX-first company', with EX representing 60% of ARR as of March 31, 2026.

AI is characterized as a 'tailwind enabling growth', with ~45 AI service workflows deployed and Freddy AI driving 32% ticket deflection at Seagate.

Freshworks reports winning ~250 new logos with >$30K ARR in the trailing twelve months (April 1, 2025 – March 31, 2026).

The presentation includes non-GAAP metrics such as ARR, ARPA, net dollar retention, and adjusted free cash flow, with reconciliations referenced in the appendix.

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This 8-K furnishes Freshworks’ Refresh 2026 financial analyst presentation, which conveys material strategic and operational developments but no new financial results beyond previously disclosed metrics. Management affirms current profitability while emphasizing scalable growth levers: AI integration (e.g., Freddy AI delivering 32% ticket deflection), EX-first platform adoption (60% of ARR from EX as of March 31, 2026), and Freshservice’s targeted expansion to ~$1B ARR by 2028. The $600M+ ARR baseline and 250+ new logos (> $30K ARR) in the TTM ending March 31, 2026 reflect execution against mid-market and agile enterprise focus. Forward-looking statements are accompanied by standard risk disclosures—including competition, customer retention, macroeconomic sensitivity, and profitability sustainability—but no updated GAAP or Non-GAAP income statement metrics, guidance ranges, or capital return actions are quantified in the provided text. As a Regulation FD disclosure, the filing serves investor communication rather than regulatory reporting of material events like earnings or transactions.

FRSH · Freshworks Inc.

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