The Raleigh, North Carolina, company lifted 2026 revenue guidance to $880 million-$900 million and adjusted EPS to $1.77-$1.83 after first-quarter revenue rose to $208.8 million.
Bandwith posted a $4.1 million quarterly profit versus a $3.7 million loss a year earlier, while adjusted earnings of 38 cents a share beat FactSet estimates of 30 cents.
Second-quarter guidance of $214 million-$220 million in revenue and 35-37 cents adjusted EPS also topped expectations, with the company citing demand for AI-driven enterprise tools supported by its products.
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