-- Thinkific Labs (THNC.TO) 周一盘后发布财报称,公司第一季度扭亏为盈,但营收增长,并任命 Leigh Ramsden 为首席财务官。 Ramsden 将于 6 月 1 日正式上任,接替此前担任临时首席财务官的 Kevin Wilson。根据声明,Wilson 将继续留在公司,担任高级财务顾问。 公司第一季度亏损 110 万美元,合每股亏损 0.02 美元,而去年同期净利润为 40.1 万美元,合每股收益 0.01 美元。FactSet 此前预计每股亏损 0.02 美元。 营收从去年同期的 1780 万美元增至 1870 万美元。FactSet 此前预计营收为 1860 万美元。 “我们第一季度业绩稳健,同时研发团队也进行了重大的人工智能驱动型变革。客户对我们人工智能教学助手 Thinker 的反馈验证了我们的投资以及人工智能战略的方向。我们看到人工智能投资带来了显著的生产力提升,这让我相信我们能够加快为客户和股东创造价值的速度,”首席执行官 Greg Smith 表示。 公司预计第二季度营收为 1820 万至 1850 万美元,调整后 EBITDA 为 -2% 至 -5%。 Thinkific 股票在多伦多证券交易所收盘上涨 0.04 加元,至 1.62 加元。
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