Shares of LiveRamp Holdings, Inc. (RAMP) are skyrocketing 16.90% during Thursday's trading session, building on the pre-market momentum following the release of its impressive fourth-quarter fiscal 2025 results and an optimistic forecast for the coming year. The data-software company's strong performance and positive outlook have ignited investor enthusiasm, propelling the stock to new heights.
LiveRamp reported adjusted earnings of 30 cents per share for the quarter ended March 31, surpassing analyst expectations of 28 cents per share. The company's revenue also impressed, rising 9.8% year-over-year to $188.72 million, beating the Wall Street consensus of $185.39 million. LiveRamp's adjusted gross margin stood at a healthy 72%, indicating strong profitability in its core operations. Looking ahead, the company provided an encouraging outlook for fiscal 2026, expecting first-quarter revenue of $191 million and projecting full-year revenue between $787 million and $817 million.
Adding fuel to the rally, several analysts have raised their price targets for LiveRamp following the strong results. Benchmark increased its target price to $48 from $45, maintaining a Buy rating on the shares. Wells Fargo also joined the bullish sentiment, raising its target price to $31 from $26. The series of positive news has created a perfect storm for LiveRamp's stock, as investors rush to capitalize on the company's growth prospects in the competitive software industry landscape.
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