MongoDB reported second-quarter fiscal 2023 adjusted loss of -23 cents per share, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate by 20.69%. The loss, however, is wider than the year-ago quarter’s -12 cents per share.
The database company’s revenues surged +52.8% year over year to $303.7 million, exceeding surpassing the consensus expectations by 8.38%.
Subscription revenues ( 96% of revenues) grew 52.4% year over year to $291.6 million, while Services revenues climbed +63.6% year over year to $12.1 million (4% to revenues).
MongoDB added 1,800 customers during the quarter, bringing the total to 37,000 as of quarter-end.
Atlas revenues surged +73% year over year (and is 64% to total revenues). Atlas added 1,800 customers during the quarter, to more than 35,500 customers as of quarter-end.
MongoDB’s gross margin expanded +100 basis points year-over-year basis to 73.5%.
For third-quarter fiscal 2023, MongoDB expects non-GAAP net loss between -16 cents and -19 cents per share. It predicts revenues of $300 million to $303 million.
For full fiscal year 2023, MongoDB projects non-GAAP net loss in the range of -28 cents and -35 cents per share. It expects revenues range of $1.196 billion to $1.206 billion.
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