Cisco Systems Inc. reported quarterly results that topped Wall Street estimates Wednesday, while the networking company’s revenue forecast for the end of its...
Cisco Systems Inc. reported quarterly results that topped Wall Street estimates Wednesday, while the networking company’s revenue forecast for the end of its fiscal year topped the analyst consensus.
Revenue rose to $12.96 billion from $12.46 billion in the year-ago quarter. Product revenue rose to $9.72 billion from $9.3 billion a year ago, and service revenue rose to $3.24 billion from $3.16 billion last year. Analysts had expected revenue of $12.89 billion, while Cisco had forecast revenue of $12.96 billion to $13.21 billion. Wall Street had forecast product revenue of $9.65 billion and service revenue of $3.22 billion.
Cisco said it returned $7.5 billion to shareholders through share buybacks and dividends in the third quarter: $1.5 billion though dividends and $6 billion in the buyback of about 116 million shares at an average price of $52.14 a share. Cisco said it still has $18 billion in buyback authority remaining.
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