Aug 19 (Reuters) - Electronic equipment maker Keysight

Technologies ( KEYS ) beat Wall Street estimates for

third-quarter revenue and profit on Tuesday, highlighting robust

product demand across its communications, automotive and

semiconductor end-markets.

The Santa Rosa, California-based company, which was

separated from Agilent Technologies ( A ) in 2014, provides

electronic design, test and simulation software, instrumentation

and related services. Agilent ( A ) was previously a part of

Hewlett-Packard.

Keysight's ( KEYS ) products include oscilloscopes, protocol

analyzers, digital multimeters, among other offerings.

"(We) continue to see solid demand and strong customer

engagements," CEO Satish Dhanasekaran said.

Keysight ( KEYS ) expects its revenue to grow by 7% and its adjusted

earnings per share to rise 13% for fiscal year 2025.

It also expects fourth-quarter revenue between $1.37 billion

and $1.39 billion, with adjusted earnings per share expected in

the range of $1.79 to $1.85.

Analysts, on average, anticipate fourth-quarter revenue of

$1.37 billion and adjusted earnings of $1.81 per share,

according to data compiled by LSEG.

The company reported quarterly revenue of $1.35 billion,

above analysts' estimates of $1.32 billion for the quarter ended

July 31.

Keysight ( KEYS ) reported quarterly adjusted earnings of $1.72 per

share, beating analysts' estimates of $1.67 per share.