Citrix Q1 results beats estimates, raises share buyback

* Q1 rev beat estimates by $10 mln

* Raises share buyback program

* Q1 adj shr beat estimates by 1 cent

* Sees FY rev flat; Q2 rev flat to slightly down

April 29 (Reuters) - Infrastructure software maker CitrixSystems Inc (CTXS.O) posted a quarterly profit largely in-linewith estimates, while revenue beat market expectations by ahealthy margin, and it increased its share repurchase programby $300 million.

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