Salesforce Full-Year Revenue Outlook Misses Views Following Fiscal Fourth-Quarter Beat
Salesforce (CRM) late Wednesday reported higher-than-expected fiscal fourth-quarter results, driven by a double-digit rise in subscription and support revenue, while the software maker’s top-line outlook for the year trailed Wall Street’s estimates. Adjusted per-share earnings rose to $2.29 during the three months ended Jan. 31 from $1.68 a year earlier, topping the consensus on Capital IQ of $2.27. Revenue gained 11% to $9.29 billion, compared with the Street’s $9.22 billion view. Subscription and support revenue gained 12% to $8.75 billion, while professional services and other fell 9% to $539 million. Salesforce said it expects fiscal 2025 revenue of $37.7 billion to $38 billion, which would fall short of the $38.61 billion consensus estimate. The company forecast adjusted EPS of $9.68 to $9.76, compared with analysts’ expectations of $9.58. Salesforce’s shares were down 4% in after-hours trade. For the current quarter, the company projects adjusted EPS at $2.37 to $2.39 on […]
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