Samsara Reports Strong Earnings, Stock Soars After Quarter Results

San Francisco, CA – Samsara, a cloud-based software and sensor provider, reported strong fiscal second-quarter earnings late Thursday, exceeding Wall Street’s expectations.

The report, released after the market closed on August 2, showed that Samsara’s earnings rose to 12 cents per share, up 140% from the previous year. Revenue also increased by 30%, reaching $391.5 million, significantly surpassing the analysts’ prediction of $372.2 million.

Analysts had anticipated the company to post a profit of just 7 cents per share. In addition, Samsara’s annual recurring revenue from subscriptions was reported at $1.64 billion, above estimates of $1.624 billion.

Looking ahead, Samsara provided guidance for the current quarter, forecasting revenue of $399 million. This figure slightly exceeds consensus estimates of $395 million.

Following the earnings announcement, Samsara’s stock surged in after-hours trading, rising more than 8% to $38.86. Before the earnings report, the stock had already climbed 9% in 2025.

Samsara, founded in 2015, specializes in sensors and cloud-based software to manage vehicle fleets and industrial operations. Its Internet of Things platform offers GPS tracking for trucks and monitors routes and vehicle performance. Additionally, the company markets tags for tracking various smaller industrial assets.

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