SAP SE (SAP): “I Thought That Stock Would Be Down Much More,” Says Jim Cramer

We recently published 10 Stocks On Jim Cramer’s Mind As He Gives Up On Becoming Fed Chair. SAP SE is one of the stocks Jim Cramer recently discussed.

SAP SE is the world’s largest enterprise resource planning software provider. Its shares have gained 19.5% year-to-date but dipped by 5% in July after the firm’s latest quarterly results disappointed investors on the guidance front. While SAP SE’s €1.50 in EPS beat analyst estimates of €1.43, not only did its €9.03 billion in revenue miss analyst estimates of €9.09 billion, but the firm also left its full-year guidance unchanged. As a result, investors doubted SAP SE’s strong growth prospects. Here’s what Cramer said about the firm:

“[On firm saying the clients in tariff exposed industries are being more cautious on their cloud spend] Yeah, I thought that stock would be down much more. It’s a fan favorite, people really like them and some people felt they were just being conservative. I’ve had them on a number of times, they’re a very good company.”

SAP SE (SAP): "I Thought That Stock Would Be Down Much More," Says Jim Cramer

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Cramer previously discussed SAP SE in the context of the Trump administration’s cost-cutting efforts:

“[On how DOGE is impacting companies that provide government with services] Right, that’s the ServiceNow issue, that’s the ServiceNow issue, they have the most of the government. SAP issue. Oracle on Friday, absolutely.”

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This article is originally published at Insider Monkey.