Splunk (SPLK) is moving up 3.3% in after hours trading following the enterprise software vendor�s fiscal third-quarter report.
Splunk said it lost an adjusted $0.8 million, one cent per share, better than the two cent per-share the Street was expecting. Revenue of $52.05 million came in ahead of the consensus $46.77 million.
The company says it sees fourth-quarter revenue of $58 million to $60 million; the consensus is $58.07 million. It also raised its full year revenue forecast for fiscal 2013 to $192 million to $194 million, from a prior forecast of $183 million to $186 million. The Street was modeling for $186.35 million.
The shares are down a little less than 20% since Buckley Capital Partners criticized the firm at the beginning of last month.
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