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UPDATE 1-TABLE-QAD Q2 net falls; gives outlook

Thu Aug 23, 2007 5:07pm EDT

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 (Adds outlook, share movement)
 Aug 23 (Reuters) -
                               QAD INC (QADI.O)
 (in $)                          Latest   Yr-ago qtr
 EPS (diluted)                    0.02     0.03
 Net (thousands)                   544    1,120
 Total revenue (million)          64.2     58.4
 Reuters Estimates: EPS $0.05, revenue $61.6 million
 --The provider of enterprise resource planning software to
manufacturing companies said second-quarter results included a
pre-tax stock compensation expense of $1.5 million, or 3 cents
a share.
 --For the third quarter, the company expects earnings to be
breakeven to 5 cents a share, including an estimated charge for
stock compensation expense of 3 cents a share, on revenue of
$60 million to $64 million.
 --The company forecast full-year earnings of 12 cents to 23
cents a share, including a charge for stock compensation
expense of 12 cents a share, on revenue of $250 million to $257
million.
 --In May, it had forecast earnings in the range of 18 cents
to 28 cents per share, including a charge for stock
compensation expense of 11 cents per share, on revenue of $247
million to $258 million, for the year.
 --Analysts on average were expecting third-quarter earnings
of 9 cents a share, excluding stock-based compensation expense
and other items, on revenue of $62.7 million, according to
Reuters Estimates.
 --For the full year, analysts were expecting earnings of 32
cents a share on revenue of $254.2 million.
 --Shares of the company were down about 4.5 percent at
$7.80 in late electronic trade, after closing at $8.17 Thursday
on the Nasdaq.
 (Reporting by Sakthi Prasad in Bangalore)




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