Qualys Q2 revenue up 11% to $182.2M, full-year outlook raised
Qualys' second-quarter revenue grew 11% to $182.2M. It raised full-year revenue guidance to $732.0M–$738.0M from $721.0M–$727.0M.
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Qualys' second-quarter revenue grew 11% to $182.2M. It raised full-year revenue guidance to $732.0M–$738.0M from $721.0M–$727.0M.
Workiva's second-quarter revenue grew 19% to $255M, and it posted GAAP net income of $13M after a $19M loss a year earlier. Full-year revenue guidance is $1.040B–$1.044B.
Israeli runtime security company Oligo raised $60M, bringing total funding to $140M. Its software blocks exploit attempts against applications, cloud workloads and AI systems while they run.
Freshworks reported second-quarter revenue of $237.4M, up 16% from a year earlier, and GAAP net income of $3.2M. It guided full-year revenue to $963.5M–$966.5M.
DigitalOcean's second-quarter revenue grew 29% to $281M and ARR reached $1,125M. It set full-year revenue guidance at $1.170B–$1.180B, which it called a raise.
HappyRobot, which builds AI agents for enterprise operations, raised $150M in a Series C led by Prysm Capital and co-led by Eurazeo. The round values the company at $1.2B post-money.
Bending Spoons signed a definitive agreement to acquire no-code work platform Airtable in an all-cash deal at a $1.285B enterprise value. It is the Nasdaq-listed company's first acquisition since its July 1 listing.
Francisco Partners agreed to acquire a majority stake in Command Alkon, which makes software for ready-mix, asphalt and aggregate producers, from Thoma Bravo. Heidelberg Materials keeps a significant minority stake.
Zenity, an AI agent security and governance company, raised a $125M Series C led by Norwest. Total funding is now $180M.
Autodesk closed its acquisition of maintenance-management software maker MaintainX, which it agreed to buy on May 28. The deal extends Autodesk into industrial operations software.
Palantir reported second-quarter revenue of $1.94B, up 93% from a year earlier, with US commercial revenue up 149% to $764M. It raised its full-year revenue forecast.
Visa agreed to acquire BioCatch, which sells behavioral fraud-intelligence software to banks, for $2.4B in cash. The deal adds fraud-prevention software to Visa's portfolio.