Medpace Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: MEDP) stock is trading lower on Thursday after the company reported its first-quarter earnings performance.

• Medpace Holdings shares are sliding. Why is MEDP stock falling?

Cancellations Surge, Pressure Near-Term Outlook

CEO August Troendle highlighted that the current quarter saw cancellations rise again, with backlog cancellations reaching their highest point in over a year.

Most of the cancellations in the quarter were oncology and cardiovascular.

In an investor call, the CEO said that the cancellations remain elevated across both backlog and pre-backlog, creating near-term revenue pressure.

Sequential growth is expected to be flat, as reflected in the first quarter versus the rest of the year, though year-over-year growth should still hold.

Visibility beyond the next two quarters is limited, and management is not yet in a position to assess 2027.

Overall, the near-term growth trajectory — both now and over the next six months — …

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