Kenexa Corporation (NASDAQ: KNXA) provides
software, services and proprietary content that enable organizations to find and retain employees. The company's web-based applications assist clients in successfully addressing such issues as recruitment, skills testing and tracking of employee development. The firm also conducts clients' recruitment and hiring processes for them. Kenexa sells its software products and services to some 4,000 firms, primarily on a subscription basis. The company client list includes ConAgra Foods (NYSE: CAG), Eaton Corporation (NYSE: ETN) and Wachovia Corporation (NYSE: WB).
Kenexa pleased investors last week, when it reported Q1 EPS of 31 cents and revenues of $48.2 million. Analysts had been looking for 23 cents and $48.8 million. The CEO noted that Q1 saw a record number of new preferred partner customers sign with the firm. Management also guided Q2 EPS to 34-35 cents (34 cent consensus), Q2 revenues to $56-$57 million ($53.73M consensus), FY08 EPS to $1.47-$1.50 ($1.39 consensus) and FY08 revenues to $230-$235 million ($221.45M consensus).
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