Unity Software shares rose after the game-software company beat third-quarter expectations and issued fourth-quarter sales guidance above consensus. Adjusted earnings were $0.44 per share, versus a reported analyst estimate of $0.06, while revenue reached $622.09 million, exceeding the $567.44 million estimate and rising 32.19% from approximately $470.62 million a year earlier. Existing estimates cited for the quarter included $0.03 to $0.05 in earnings and $565.82 million to $567.44 million in revenue. Unity forecast fourth-quarter revenue of $688 million to $696 million, with a $692 million midpoint about 15% above the $603.62 million estimate, and adjusted EBITDA of $290 million to $295 million. Third-quarter adjusted EBITDA more than doubled to $257 million, with its margin expanding to 41% from 23%, while operating cash flow reached $224 million. Grow Solutions revenue increased 44% to $457 million, driven by Unity Vector, which rose 126% year over year and 40% from the previous quarter. Create Solutions revenue grew 8% to $165 million, while strategic revenue climbed 59% to about $597 million. Revenue from non-strategic activities fell 73% after Unity retired ironSource Ads and sold Supersonic. Free cash flow increased to $220 million from $151 million, and cash ended the quarter at $2.651 billion, up $587 million from December. Shares were previously reported up 22% in premarket trading and later stood 8.13% higher at $45.91.