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 ...

Forward-Looking Financial Outlook For the fourth quarter of fiscal 2024, Okta Inc (NASDAQ:OKTA) expects total revenue of $585 million to $587 million, representing a growth rate of 15% year-over-year.

Okta reports its Q3 revenues, earnings and cRPO ahead of consensus. The company’s initial guidance of 7% revenue growth in F2026 misses expectations. Get our list of 10 overlooked stocks ...

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.