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Datawatch Q4 Loss Widens, Shares Tank

Software maker Datawatch Corp. (DWCH), Wednesday reported a wider loss for the fourth quarter, despite higher revenues, with both earnings and revenues missing estimates. Shares of Datawatch plunged $2.79 or 25.39% in the after hours trade.

Chelmsford, Massachusetts-based Datawatch's fourth-quarter net loss widened to $4.87 million or $0.44 per share from last year's loss of $2.68 or $0.37 per share last year.

Datawatch's revenues for the fourth quarter rose 3 percent to $9.05 million from $8.82 million a year ago. License revenues dropped 10 percent to $5.24 million.

Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected loss of $0.19 per share for the quarter with revenues of $10.17 million for the quarter.

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