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Customer Case Studies — Is the Platform Value Real?

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Palantir publishes 25+ case studies across government, commercial, and international customers. The evidence suggests real, quantifiable value — but with important caveats. The strongest evidence comes from third-party validated studies (Forrester TEI: 315% ROI; Nucleus Research: Swiss Re 170% ROI in 7.3 months) and operational metrics (Airbus Skywise: 10,500+ aircraft, 33% A350 production acceleration; BP digital twin: 30,000 additional bbl/day globally from APEX system, 2M+ sensors integrated). Military results are dramatic (Maven: 20,000+ active users, 2,000-person targeting cell replaced by ~20 analysts) but harder to independently verify.

$114/share
Per Share Value
139%
Net Dollar Retention

CRITICAL FINDING: Most case studies demonstrate ONGOING platform value, not one-time implementations. However, virtually all quantified case studies are Palantir-commissioned or self-reported, and independent verification of specific dollar savings is sparse. The bear case is not that the platform delivers no value, but that the value may not justify the $114/share platform premium.

Key Risk

BEAR CASE: Nearly all quantified case studies are Palantir-commissioned or self-reported. The Forrester TEI study was paid for by Palantir. The Impact page features only willing customers. BP's widely-cited '$1B savings' cannot be verified from BP's own filings. Independent verification of specific

The key question

Can the BP '$1B savings' claim be verified from BP's 2025 annual report or 10-K equivalent? Current public filings only show $2B total digital transformation target.

Open questions

?What is the customer churn rate? NDR of 139% tells us expanders outweigh churners, but doesn't tell us how many customers leave entirely.
?How do AIP bootcamp case studies compare to traditional Foundry deployments in terms of time-to-value and ROI?
?Will the Maven civilian casualty controversy in Iran affect commercial customer adoption?
?Are there significant failed implementations that Palantir doesn't publicize? The 954-customer count suggests many prospects choose not to adopt.