The Ottawa-based commerce software maker expects revenue in the second quarter to increase at a “high-twenties percentage rate” from a year earlier, according to a Tuesday filing. Second-quarter growth was expected to slow on softer spending as fuel prices rise, Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Anurag Rana said in a note before results.
Revenue in the first quarter was ahead of estimates, driven by a 39% jump for the merchant solutions unit, the most in more than four years.
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