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On August 27, Nvidia (NVDA) released its second-quarter earnings report for fiscal year 2027 after the U.S. stock market closed on Wednesday, exceeding expectations. However, it failed to impress some high-expectation investors, leading to a brief 3% drop in its stock price after hours. The company's Chief Financial Officer, Colette Kress, later reinforced the positive outlook during a conference call with analysts, predicting that the company's revenue for fiscal year 2028 will grow by approximately 70%, compared to analysts' previous expectation of 44%. Kress stated, 'Incredibly, even at our current scale, demand continues to accelerate. Customer forecasts indicate that next year's growth will double. However, as I mentioned earlier, due to supply constraints, we expect the growth rate to be around 70%.' Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, noted that the company has never provided guidance a year in advance and that the actual demand growth has exceeded 70%. However, while the demand growth is approaching 100%, the 70% figure is based on the company's current supply capacity. Without supply constraints, the performance outlook for fiscal year 2028 would be 'much higher.' Nvidia's stock initially rose 5% after hours.

On August 27, NVIDIA (NVDA) released its second quarter earnings report for fiscal year 2027 after the U.S. stock market closed on Wednesday, exceeding expectations. However, it still failed to impress some high-expectation investors, leading to a 3% drop in stock price after hours. The company's Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress subsequently reinforced the positive outlook during a conference call with analysts, projecting that the company's revenue for fiscal year 2028 will grow by approximately 70%, compared to analysts' previous expectations of 44%. Kress stated, 'Incredibly, even at our current scale, demand continues to accelerate. Customer forecasts indicate that next year's growth will double. However, as I mentioned earlier, due to supply constraints, we expect the growth rate to be around 70%.' NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang noted that the company has never provided guidance a year in advance, and in fact, demand growth has exceeded 70%. However, while demand growth is approaching 100%, the 70% figure is based on the company's current supply capacity. Without supply limitations, the performance outlook for fiscal year 2028 would be 'much higher.' NVIDIA's stock rose by as much as 5% after hours.

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