-- Roblox (RBLX) 週四晚間公佈第一季財報，每股攤薄虧損0.35美元，較去年同期的0.32美元虧損擴大。 FactSet調查的分析師先前預期虧損為0.41美元。 截至3月31日的第一季度，公司營收從去年同期的10.4億美元增至14.4億美元。 FactSet調查的分析師先前預期營收為17.4億美元。 公司預計第二季營收為13.9億美元至14.5億美元。分析師預期為18.8億美元。 公司將2026年營收預期從先前預測的60.2億美元至62.9億美元下調至58.7億美元至61.4億美元。分析師預期為83.9億美元。 Roblox股價在盤後交易中暴跌18%。
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