How does the $674 million revenue compare to the same quarter last year and the consensus estimates? | VSTS (Aug 06, 2025) | Candlesense
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How does the $674 million revenue compare to the same quarter last year and the consensus estimates?

The news release you provided lists the quarter’s revenue as $674 million, but it does not provide the revenue figure for the same quarter in the prior year nor does it mention the analysts’ consensus revenue estimate for this quarter. Consequently, a direct comparison to last year’s revenue or to consensus expectations cannot be made from the information given. If you have the prior‑year or consensus numbers, I can help you interpret how the $674 million figure compares to them.

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