Cerence reports Q2 EPS 46c, consensus 30c
Reports Q2 revenue $78.01M, consensus $75.34M. 'I'm incredibly proud of what our team has accomplished. We surpassed the high end of our revenue and adjusted EBITDA guidance and posted our fourth consecutive quarter of positive free cash flow, demonstrating the high value we provide to the world's leading automakers as they work through the ongoing macro uncertainties and complexities facing the industry today,' said Brian Krzanich, CEO, Cerence (CRNC) AI. 'As we look to the future and based on currently available information, we believe we are well-positioned to continue supporting our customers as they work to bring an enhanced experience to their drivers. With Cerence xUI, we are partnering with OEMs as they contemplate and build their future infotainment platforms, as well as delivering enhanced user experiences via over-the-air updates as automakers upgrade their current systems to deliver next-gen features and capabilities to their drivers today.'
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