Globant SA (GLOB)

Globant has appointed Fernando Matzkin as its new Chief Operating Officer to spearhead the company's AI-native transformation and accelerate its Vision 2030. Matzkin, who has been with Globant for 17 years and previously served as Chief Revenue Officer, will be responsible for evolving the operational model, driving execution, and enhancing client delivery with a focus on AI Pods and Glob.AI. This strategic move aims to strengthen Globant's position in the evolving AI services landscape.

Levi & Korsinsky, LLP is investigating potential securities fraud claims against Globant (GLOB) after the company reported flat Q2 2026 revenue and cut its full-year revenue outlook from growth to a slight decline. The investigation focuses on whether Globant adequately disclosed demand conditions underlying its 2026 revenue outlook. Investors who suffered losses on their Globant investments are encouraged to contact the firm for a no-cost evaluation of their potential recovery.

Levi & Korsinsky, LLP is investigating potential securities fraud claims against Globant (GLOB) on behalf of investors. This investigation follows a sharp decline in Globant's shares after the company reported nearly flat Q2 2026 revenue and significantly cut its full-year 2026 guidance from growth to a slight decline, prompting concerns about the adequacy of prior disclosures regarding demand conditions. Investors who suffered losses on their Globant investment are encouraged to contact the firm for a no-cost evaluation.

Globant S.A. (NYSE: GLOB) has appointed Fernando Matzkin as its Chief Operating Officer, effective August 20, 2026. Matzkin, who joined the company in 2009, previously served as Chief Revenue Officer since July 2025 and has held various senior roles across Europe, North America, and the U.S. East Region. This leadership change has been formally incorporated into Globant's existing registration statements on Form F-3 and multiple Form S-8 filings.

SueWallSt, powered by Levi & Korsinsky LLP, has initiated an investigation into Globant (NYSE: GLOB) for potential securities law violations. This follows a sharp drop in GLOB shares after Q2 2026 results showed flat revenue and concerns arose regarding the company's revenue recognition policy for hosted software access licenses. The investigation focuses on whether Globant's disclosures about recognizing revenue at contract signing, rather than over the service period as per IFRS 15, were adequate.