Palo Alto (PANW) earnings Q4 2025

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arara looks at the closing bell in the Nasdaq market in New York on March 25, 2025.
Jeenah Moon | Reuters
PALO ALTO NETWORKS He reported a better three -month result than expected and issued optimistic guidance for the current period. Cyber Security Software Dealer said that Nir Zuk, who founded the company in 2005, retired from the role of the chief technology officer.
The stocks increased by about 6% in expanded transaction.
The company made as follows compared to LSEG estimates:
- Earning: 95 cents set and 88 cents are expected
- Revenues: 2.54 billion dollars and 2.5 billion dollars are expected.
Mali income in the fourth quarter, increased by 16% of $ 2.2 billion last year, the company expression. The net income fell approximately $ 358 million per share or 51 cents per share compared to the previous year or $ 254 million or 36 cents per share.
The company also issued optimistic guidance for the first quarter of financial. Palo Alto said that gains per share would be between 88 cents and 90 cents, and 85 cents from Streetcount.
For the entire Palo ALTO, income, $ 3.75 to $ 3.85 per share, will range from $ 10.48 billion to $ 10.53 billion. Both predictions exceeded Wall Street’s projections.
For the first quarter of Palo Alto, Palo Alto said that the remaining purchasing obligations following the accumulated jobs will range from 15.4 billion to 15.5 billion dollars and will overcome a estimation of 15.07 billion dollars.
Last month, the Company announced that it plans to buy Israeli identity security provider Cybert for $ 25 billion. The biggest agreement he has made since the establishment of Palo Alto and CEO Nikesh Arara 2018 is the most ambitious in a rising madness after receiving the company’s management.
After the news was broken, it was sold sharply and has not yet recovered the previous heights. From the closing of Monday, the stock fell approximately 3% this year.
“We are looking for a team that can run in the product, and we let them run it,” ARORA said to CNBC after the announcement. “This will be a different challenge, but we’ve done good 24 times, so I’m pretty sure that our team can handle it.”
The company’s product chef Lee Klarich will change Zuk’s place to CTO and fill its position on the board.
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