Intuit (NASDAQ: INTU) delivered a strong third-quarter performance, beating consensus on both earnings and revenue, and lifted its full-year 2025 guidance above analyst forecasts.
Q3 Financial Results
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Earnings per Share: $11.65 vs. estimate $10.90 (+$0.75)
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Revenue: $7.80 billion vs. estimate $7.56 billion
The impressive beat reflects continued strength in subscription renewals and small-business growth. For a deeper look at how Intuit’s stock has historically reacted to similar earnings surprises, see the Earnings Historical API, which charts past EPS beats and ensuing price moves.
FY2025 Guidance Raised
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EPS: $20.07–$20.12 vs. consensus $19.36
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Revenue: $18.72–$18.76 billion vs. consensus $18.37 billion
By lifting both profit and sales targets, Intuit signals confidence in its core TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Mailchimp franchises. These updated forecasts position the stock’s valuation to re-rate alongside peers; compare forward multiples using the Ratios (TTM) API to see how INTU stacks up against other cloud-software leaders.
Stock Performance Snapshot
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Closing Price: $666.07
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3-Month Return: +17.8%
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12-Month Return: +0.6%
Investors have rewarded Intuit for durable growth, driving the recent share-price rally into this earnings report.
Analyst Revision Trends
Intuit saw 0 positive EPS revisions and 23 negative EPS revisions over the past 90 days—a reflection of lowered street expectations ahead of today’s beat. As analysts update their models post-earnings, the Price Target Summary API will capture any fresh target changes and ratings moves in real time.
