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Opera Raises FY2026 Sales Guidance from $727.000M-$740.000M to $734.000M-$742.000M vs $736.779M Est
Opera (NASDAQ:OPRA) raises FY2026 sales outlook from $727.000 million-$740.000 million to $734.000 million-$742.000 million vs $736.779 million estimate.
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