Fastly (NYSE:FSLY) stock is falling on Thursday following the release of its earnings report for the first quarter of 2024.
In this report, weighing on FSLY stock today is the cloud platform company’s outlook. It expects Q2 EPS to range from -10 cents to -6 cents alongside revenue between $130 million and $134 million. For comparison, Wall Street’s Q2 estimates include EPS of -2 cents on $140.16 million in revenue.
Fastly’s guidance for 2024 also does not help matters. The company is expecting EPS ranging from -12 cents to -6 cents and revenue between $555 million and $565 million. To put that in perspective, analysts’ estimates include EPS of -3 cents and revenue of $584.59 million for the year.
Fastly CEO Todd Nightingale said the following in the earnings report:
“I am pleased with the first quarter operating performance, posting non-GAAP operating loss above our guidance and positive cash flow from operations. But, we’re not satisfied with our revenue growth outlook.”
FSLY Stock Falls on Q1 Results
The Q1 earnings report from Fastly is mixed with it reporting EPS of -5 cents on revenue of $133.52 million. That has EPS beating Wall Street’s estimate of -6 cents while its revenue lags behind analysts’ estimate of $133.87 million.
FSLY stock is down 36.2% as of Thursday morning. That builds on a 26.1% drop year-to-date when markets closed yesterday.
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