Asana reported a solid close to fiscal 2025 with revenue of $188.3 million in Q4 2025, up 10% year over year (YoY), and a first-time achievement of positive free cash flow for the full year. Non-GAAP operating margins improved by more than 800 basis points YoY, narrowing the quarterly operating loss to approximately 1% of revenue and signaling meaningful progress toward profitability. Management emphasized the strategic transition to a multi-product company anchored by AI Studio, aiming to transform Asana into the essential coordination layer for humans and AI at scale, while continuing to optimize go-to-market efficiency and cost structure. This quarter also showcased continued expansion in non-tech verticals, a stabilizing net retention environment, and a robust balance sheet that supports sustained investments in AI Studio, channel development, and international growth.
Looking ahead, the company provided cautious but constructive guidance for FY2026, projecting revenue of $782–$790 million (8–9% YoY), with a non-GAAP operating margin of at least 5% and non-GAAP diluted EPS of $0.19–$0.20. Management highlighted AI Studio as a modest but meaningful growth contributor in FY2026, with larger earnings upside as adoption accelerates and the self-serve channel scales. ARR is expected to outpace revenue growth in FY2026, aided by disciplined cost management, operating leverage from a high gross margin base, and continued efficiency initiatives. The leadership transition to a board chair–led model for the CEO role is under way, signaling a sustained focus on AI strategy and product execution while preserving a strong culture and innovation trajectory.