Opera Software (NASDAQ: OPRA) has raised its full-year sales guidance for FY26, indicating stronger-than-anticipated commercial performance. The company updated its revenue outlook from a previous range of $727.000 million to $740.000 million to a new band of $734.000 million to $742.000 million.

This revised guidance places the company’s expected top line comfortably above the consensus analyst estimate of $736.779 million. The upward revision suggests that Opera’s core browser and advertising businesses are generating higher traction than initially projected for the fiscal period.

What the Numbers Show

The adjustment in the guidance range reveals a shift in the company’s revenue confidence. By raising the floor of the guidance by $7.000 million (from $727.000 million to $734.000 million), Opera has effectively eliminated the downside risk relative to the current market estimate. The midpoint of the new guidance range is approximately $738.000 million, which sits above the $736.779 million estimate, implying a potential beat on consensus expectations if performance aligns with the center of the projected band.

The narrowness of the new range ($8.000 million spread) compared to the prior range ($13.000 million spread) also indicates increased visibility and certainty in the company’s near-term revenue streams.