Okta's 3Q25 earnings exceeded expectations with 14% y/y revenue growth and improved EBIT margins. Read why I maintain my buy rating on OKTA stock.

A similar outcome in fiscal 2026 would see Okta produce revenue of around $2.9 billion, which would represent growth of around 11%.

The company had guided for 13% to 14% revenue growth and adjusted EPS between $0.60 and $0.61. Let's catch up on the company's recent results to see if the decline is a buying opportunity.

Okta reported Q1 subscription and total revenue growth of 12% Y/Y, beating expectations. The company guided to Q2 revenue and earnings of $711.0M and 84 cents, higher than consensus. Geopolitical ...

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Shares in Okta Inc. jumped more than 24% Tuesday after the identity and access management company reported beats on revenue and earnings in its fiscal 2025 fourth quarter and forecast a better ...

Okta turned in solid results, with revenue and earnings growth both strong. However, investors appear worried about its subscription backlog. The sell-off in the stock looks overdone, in my view.

A similar outcome in fiscal 2026 would see Okta produce revenue of around $2.9 billion, which would represent growth of around 11%.

Okta (NASDAQ: OKTA) shares spiraled lower after the cybersecurity company reported solid second-quarter results but offered a disappointing outlook.

Cybersecurity investors tend to prefer growth, and Okta's revenue growth rates are still relatively low compared to top-tier companies in the industry.

Okta's net dollar retention rate, which is how much revenue came from existing customers over the past 12 months, was 110%. That was similar to the 111% it posted last quarter.