Shares of Box, Inc. (BOX) moved higher after the bell on Tuesday. The company, which helps businesses manage their content in the cloud, reported quarterly results that came in ahead of what Wall Street was expecting.

Here’s what happened: Box said it earned 49 cents per share on an adjusted basis for its fiscal fourth quarter. That was comfortably above the 34 cents per share analysts had penciled in. Revenue came in at $305.88 million, which also beat the consensus estimate of $304.28 million. For context, that revenue figure is up from $279.52 million in the same quarter a year ago.

So the quarter was solid. But investors often care just as much about what’s coming next. On that front, Box gave an outlook for its full fiscal 2027 year that also edged out expectations. The company sees adjusted earnings per share of $1.55, versus the $1.53 analyst estimate. It expects revenue of $1.28 billion, compared to the $1.27 billion Street forecast.

In a statement, CEO Aaron Levie tied the company’s performance to its recent product push. “Fiscal 2026 was a defining year for Box, as we executed on the launch of Enterprise Advanced, delivering customers our most powerful capabilities around advanced AI and intelligent workflow automation, all anchored in a secure platform,” Levie said.

The market liked what it heard. According to market data, Box stock gained 3.64% to trade at $24.80 in extended trading on Tuesday.