Intuit Fiscal Third-Quarter Earnings Outlook Misses Views Following Second-Quarter Beat
Intuit (INTU) late Thursday reported stronger-than-expected fiscal second-quarter earnings, while the financial technology platform’s bottom-line guidance for the current quarter trailed Wall Street’s estimates. Adjusted per-share earnings jumped to $2.63 during the three months ended Jan. 31 from $2.20 a year earlier, topping the consensus compiled by Capital IQ of $2.31. Revenue increased 11% to $3.39 billion, in line with the Street’s view. “We had another strong quarter as consumers and small businesses continue to rely on Intuit’s platform to power their prosperity,” Chief Executive Sasan Goodarzi said in a statement. Small business and self-employed group revenue advanced 18% year over year to $2.2 billion, led by a 19% rise in QuickBooks online accounting sales that came on the back of customer growth and higher prices, Intuit said. Credit Karma’s revenue was flat at $375 million as growth in money, credit cards and auto loans was offset by declines in […]
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