-- Roblox(RBLX)は木曜遅くに第1四半期決算を発表し、希薄化後1株当たり0.35ドルの損失を計上した。これは前年同期の0.32ドルの損失から拡大した。 FactSetが調査したアナリストは0.41ドルの損失を予想していた。 3月31日までの3ヶ月間の売上高は、前年同期の10億4000万ドルから14億4000万ドルに増加した。 FactSetが調査したアナリストは17億4000万ドルを予想していた。 同社は第2四半期の売上高を13億9000万ドルから14億5000万ドルと予想している。アナリストは18億8000万ドルを予想している。 同社は2026年の売上高見通しを、従来の60億2000万ドルから62億9000万ドルから58億7000万ドルから61億4000万ドルに下方修正した。アナリストは83億9000万ドルを予想している。 Robloxの株価は時間外取引で18%急落した。
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