HashiCorp (NASDAQ:HCP) stock is falling on Friday after the cloud infrastructure automation solutions released its fiscal Q3 2024 earnings report.
The HashiCorp earnings report starts with adjusted earnings per share of 3 cents. That’s better than the -4 cents per share that analysts were expecting. It’s also a strong improvement over its adjusted EPS of -13 cents from the same period of the year prior.
To go along with that, the company reported revenue of $146.1 million. That’s also above Wall Street’s estimate of $143.24 million. It’s also up 17% year-over-year from $125.3 million.
Navam Welihinda, CFO of HashiCorp, said the following in the earnings report.
“In Q3 of FY24, we achieved meaningful progress on our path to profitability, with our first quarter as a company with positive Non-GAAP EPS. I’m pleased with our performance in improving efficiency and increasing free cash flow, and we are seeing success from the steps we’re taking to realize further operating leverage in our business.”
What’s Happening With HCP Stock?
It’s unclear why HCP stock is falling on Friday even after it beat out earnings estimates for fiscal Q3. It’s also worth mentioning that it posted a strong outlook for fiscal Q4 2024, as well as for the fiscal full year.
Shares of HCP stock also aren’t seeing much trading today with 524,000 units moving as of this writing. For comparison, its daily average trading volume is about 2 million shares. All of this has HCP stock down 22.1% as of Friday morning.
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