The company anticipates adjusted earnings per share between 37 and 45 cents for the third quarter, trailing the 46-cent consensus projection tracked by FactSet. Revenue guidance remains relatively flat, forecasted at $301 million to $307 million, barely meeting the analyst estimate of $301.7 million. Management indicated that while they plan to implement surcharges to mitigate the impact of hardware costs, the expense of memory components remains a persistent drag on the bottom line.
This soft outlook contrasts with the firm's second-quarter performance, where the company swung to a $17.1 million profit from a near-break-even position a year prior. During that period, Calix outperformed expectations with adjusted earnings of 47 cents per share and revenue growth of 21%. Despite those gains, investors reacted sharply to the new forecast, extending a year-to-date decline that has seen the stock price shed 28% of its value.

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