Shares of Funko (NASDAQ: FNKO) recently plunged after the pop culture collectibles maker reported its third-quarter numbers. Its revenue rose 26% annually to $223.3 million, beating estimates by $2.9 million. Its adjusted net income surged 46% to $19.9 million, or $0.38 per share, which also topped expectations by six cents.
Those growth rates looked solid, but Funko's full-year guidance was mixed. It expects its revenue to rise 22%-24%, which matched analysts' estimates, but its forecast for 40%-49% adjusted earnings growth missed expectations for 51% growth.
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