Intuit (NASDAQ: INTU) reported a remarkable third-quarter performance, exceeding analyst expectations for both earnings and revenue, while elevating its full-year 2025 guidance beyond consensus forecasts.

Third Quarter Financial Performance

• Earnings Per Share: $11.65 versus the estimated $10.90 (an increase of $0.75)

• Revenue: $7.80 billion compared to the estimated $7.56 billion

This impressive performance reflects ongoing strength in subscription renewals and growth in small-business solutions. For historical context on how Intuit’s stock has responded to earnings surprises, review the Earnings Historical API, which showcases past EPS beats and subsequent market movements.

Full-Year 2025 Guidance Enhancement

• EPS: Expected at $20.07–$20.12 compared to consensus at $19.36

• Revenue: Projected between $18.72–$18.76 billion versus consensus of $18.37 billion

By raising its profit and revenue targets, Intuit exhibits confidence in its key franchises: TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Mailchimp. This updated outlook sets the stage for a potential stock re-rating alongside industry peers; investors can compare forward valuations using the Ratios (TTM) API to see how INTU aligns with other cloud-software companies.

Current Stock Performance Overview

• Closing Price: $666.07

• 3-Month Return: +17.8%

• 12-Month Return: +0.6%

Investors have rewarded Intuit for its sustained growth, fueling a recent surge in share prices in anticipation of these earnings results.

Trends in Analyst Revisions

Over the past 90 days, Intuit registered 0 positive EPS revisions and 23 negative revisions, reflecting lowered expectations ahead of the recent earnings announcement. As analysts update their projections post-report, the Price Target Summary API will reflect any changes in targets and ratings in real-time.