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First up is Bowlero, the bowling alley chain that saw its shares surge by over 12% after reporting fiscal fourth-quarter revenue that surpassed Wall Street’s expectations. With revenue coming in at $283.9 million, Bowlero outperformed analysts’ estimates of $273.4 million. Additionally, the company’s revenue outlook for fiscal 2025 exceeded expectations, further driving investor confidence.
Next, UiPath, a software company, experienced an 8% increase in stock price following its impressive second-quarter results. The company reported adjusted earnings of 4 cents per share on $316 million in revenue, surpassing analysts’ estimates of 3 cents per share and $304 million in revenue. UiPath also raised its full-year forecast and expanded its stock repurchase program, signaling strong growth potential.
On the flip side, chipmaker Broadcom saw its shares decline by 7% after issuing revenue guidance for the current quarter that fell short of expectations. Despite beating third-quarter estimates, the company’s projected $14 billion revenue for the fiscal fourth quarter was slightly lower than the $14.04 billion estimated by analysts.
In the world of technology, Smartsheet, a work management software company, witnessed a 4% increase in shares after reporting second-quarter earnings that surpassed estimates. With adjusted earnings of 44 cents per share on revenue of $276.4 million, Smartsheet outperformed analyst expectations of 29 cents per share and $274.2 million in revenue.
Super Micro Computer, an artificial intelligence server producer, faced a 2.5% stock decline following a downgrade by JPMorgan to neutral from overweight. While the bank cited uncertainty around regaining compliance as a reason for the downgrade, Super Micro Computer continues to navigate market challenges.
Guidewire Software, a company focused on surpassing expectations, saw its shares jump by over 7% after reporting earnings of 62 cents per share, excluding items, and revenue of $291.5 million, beating analyst estimates. The company’s strong performance underscores its position as a market leader.
Finally, Samsara, a software company, experienced a 5% stock increase after issuing a full-year forecast that exceeded expectations. With estimated adjusted earnings of between 16 cents and 18 cents per share and revenue of $1.224 billion to $1.228 billion, Samsara’s outlook surpassed the consensus estimate of 13 cents per share and $1.21 billion in revenue.
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