Palantir U.S. Commercial Revenue grew 109% YoY in 2025. Is the "government contractor" label finally dead?
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· March 19, 2026 at 07:02
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We all know Palantir as the secretive government data contractor, but their latest earnings report shows a massive, under-the-radar transformation in *where* their growth is actually coming from.
Here is a breakdown of a recent article highlighting the shift in PLTR's business model and why the commercial sector might be the real bull case going forward.
**The Key Numbers from 2025:**
* **U.S. Commercial Revenue:** Grew a massive **109% YoY**, hitting \~$1.5 billion.
* **U.S. Government Revenue:** Grew \~55%, totaling $1.9 billion.
While government contracts are still their bread and butter, the commercial side is accelerating twice as fast. Industries like manufacturing, healthcare, utilities, and energy are rapidly adopting their platforms.
[https://www.fsonews.com/palantirs-growth-story-is-starting-to-shift-and-investors-are-taking-notice/](https://www.fsonews.com/palantirs-growth-story-is-starting-to-shift-and-investors-are-taking-notice/)