Okta expects annual revenue to jump by 30% with addition of new products
- The cybersecurity company said Wednesday it expects revenue for the fiscal year to grow by 30% as it unveiled two new products.
- The addition of these new tools also increase Okta's business opportunity by more than 20%, CEO Todd McKinnon told CNBC's Jim Cramer.
Okta sees big growth ahead as it expands its service offerings.
The cybersecurity company said Wednesday it expects revenue for the fiscal year to grow by 30% as it unveiled two new products, one in "privileged access management" and another in "identity governance and administration."
Privileged access seeks to protect data from being hacked within an organization, while identity governance and administration was designed to streamline how an organization decides what information users have access to on its servers.
The addition of these new tools also increase Okta's business opportunity by more than 20%, CEO Todd McKinnon told CNBC's Jim Cramer.
"We have a massive addressable market," McKinnon said in a "Mad Money" interview. "As everything moves to the cloud, as companies need to connect with their customers through digital channels, as everyone is worried about security, this massive $80 billion TAM (total addressable market) is the foundation for sustained growth for a long time period."
Okta provides security tools to authenticate users, such as password authorizations, accessing online networks.
In privileged access management and identity governance and administration, Cramer noted the company will be getting into markets dominated by CyberArk and SailPoint Technologies. Okta also partners with both firms.
McKinnon suggested the identity governance and privileged access services market opportunity adds up to $15 billion.
"There's enough room for a lot of vendors to go after it. We're going after it from a very cloud-centric approach," he said. "We'll continue to work with these partners, while at the same time doing what our customers are asking us. That is cover all their identity use cases."
Okta is projecting total revenues to reach as high as $1.09 billion in its current fiscal year. The company reported $835.4 million in revenues in the previous fiscal year, which ended Jan 31.
Growth has steadily slowed down in recent years. Okta posted revenue growth of 42.5% in the fiscal 2021, down from 53.6% in fiscal 2019.
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