Dropbox Q2 revenue up 0.9%, adjusted free cash flow per share up 25% to $1.25
Dropbox reported a 0.9% year-over-year increase in its second-quarter revenue, or a 0.1% increase when adjusted for currency and the divestiture of its FormSwift business. During the same period, the company's adjusted free cash flow per share grew by 25% to $1.25, primarily due to a reduction in diluted shares outstanding from 276.7 million to 226.8 million. Dropbox anticipates its full-year adjusted free cash flow to be at least $1.07 billion.
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