Investors liked the numbers, and shares of Asana rose nearly 10% in after-hours trading. “More and more customers are turning to Asana and the Asana Work Graph to provide a scalable, cross-functional, and easy-to-adopt solution.” “Whether teams are fully remote and working from home, or in offices coordinating work across departments and geographies, clarity on who is doing what by when is essential,” Dustin Moskovitz, co-founder and chief executive officer of Asana, said in a statement. The company also reported that it ended the quarter with over 100,000 paying customers for the first time. StreetInsider reported that analysts had been predicting revenue of $70.18 million and an adjusted loss of 27 cents per share.Īsana’s highlights in the quarter included the availability of a service called Universal Reporting that is said to give leaders real-time visibility into work across their organization. The figures were ahead of analyst predictions on earnings and revenue. The company lost $23.7 million, or 21 cents a share, before costs such as stock compensation, down from an adjusted loss of 31 cents a share a year ago. fell slightly after both companies delivered strong quarterly earnings reports today.įor the quarter ended April 30, Asana reported revenue jumped 61% from a year ago, to $76.7 million. surged in after-hours trading while shares in Slack Technologies Inc. In a tale of two team collaboration companies, shares in Asana Inc.
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