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Bridgeline Digital's Earnings Disappoint, Analysts Divided on Future
17 Aug
Summary
- Bridgeline Digital's Q3 2025 revenue missed analyst predictions
- Company reported a larger-than-expected statutory loss per share
- Analysts have mixed opinions on Bridgeline's future performance
As of August 17, 2025, Bridgeline Digital, Inc. (NASDAQ:BLIN) has just released its latest third-quarter financial report, and the results are not looking promising. The company's revenues for the quarter reached $3.8 million, missing the analysts' predictions by 3.1%. Worse, Bridgeline Digital reported a statutory loss of $0.07 per share, significantly higher than the analysts' previous forecasts.
Following this update, the analysts have revised their projections for Bridgeline Digital's future performance. The consensus forecast now calls for revenues of $18 million in 2026, reflecting a solid 17% improvement compared to the past 12 months. However, the analysts also expect the company's losses per share to narrow by 42% to $0.14 in 2026. This represents a notable increase in projected losses compared to the previous forecast of $0.12 per share.
Despite the expectations of heavier losses next year, the analysts have actually increased their price target for Bridgeline Digital's stock by 6.6% to $4.06. This suggests that they believe these losses may not be a long-term concern and that the company's growth potential outweighs the near-term challenges.
Compared to Bridgeline Digital's past performance, the analysts are forecasting an acceleration in the company's revenue growth, with a projected annualized rate of 13% through 2026. This growth rate is in line with the expected industry average, indicating that Bridgeline Digital is expected to keep pace with its peers in the coming years.
