Progress Software Corporation
Shortcut
1.65Normalized diluted EPS
+8.5% vs Street
Street
1.52Normalized diluted EPS
September 24 consensus snapshot
Real
1.69Normalized diluted EPS
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Shortcut’s reasoning.
Issuer June 30 guided Q3 revenue $244–250m and non-GAAP EPS $1.53–1.59; July 22 reiterated revenue and EPS within or above the top end, supporting a modest $251.4m / $1.65 forecast rather than incremental Domo revenue.
Q2 reported $253.465m revenue and $1.62 adjusted diluted EPS; Q2 licensing grew 36% to $68.979m but ARR grew only 2% to $868m, so license revenue may normalize to the modeled $65.6m in Q3.
Domo asset transaction was announced July 22 with FY26 closing expectation; zero acquired revenue is modeled for the August quarter. June 30 issuer guidance already expected a $0.2m positive Q3 FX translation; this is allocated within, not added to, the $251.4m revenue forecast.
Issuer Q3 guidance bridge includes ~$0.85 acquired-amortization, $0.41 stock compensation, $0.07 acquisition and $0.13 cyber costs per share, offset by ~$0.28 tax; model derives $0.47 GAAP and $1.65 normalized diluted EPS separately.
All six prior normalized EPS actuals exceeded contemporaneous Street estimates; small-cap eight-pseudo-observation smoothing gives starting P(beat) 0.7714, with modest high-end reaffirmation net +0.0229 to 0.7943. Potential license pull-forward and cost volatility remain downside risks.
On the record.
- Reporting period
- FQ3 2026 - Aug 2026
- Reporting basis
- Normalized diluted EPS
- Consensus snapshot
- September 24, 2026
- Model / effort
- GPT Sol 6 · High effort
- Workbook
- Reviewed workbook
- Forecast history
- Original September 28 forecast ↗
Record history
- Forecast generated
- Sep 29, 2026 at 11:35 AM PDT
- First published
- Sep 29, 2026 at 4:00 PM PDT
Forecast summary
- The revised model estimates normalized diluted EPS of $1.65, compared with the frozen September 24 Street estimate of $1.52.
- The revised research considers company size, index membership and prior earnings history before weighing quarter-specific evidence. Historical beat rates are a starting assumption, not a mechanical increase to EPS.
How this result is scored
The Street baseline: consensus snapshot, September 24, 2026. Results are scored only after the earnings basis is matched. Read the methodology.