COPENHAGEN, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Danish hearing aid maker Demant on Tuesday reported revenue for the third quarter broadly in line with expectations and narrowed its full-year outlook.

Demant's revenue for the quarter stood at 5.40 billion Danish crowns ($775.16 million), up from a year-ago 4.86 billion, roughly meeting the 5.44 billion forecast by analysts in a poll provided by the company.

"Demant has gained significant market share over the last quarters in a normalised hearing healthcare market," CEO Soren Nielsen said in a statement, while adding that the group's Communications business had a negative impact on performance.

In August, Demant decided to wind down its Gaming business following a review of the future growth potential and competitiveness of the business.

The Denmark-based company narrowed its full-year outlook for organic growth to a range between 12% and 13% from 11%-14% previously.

The group reported organic growth of 13%, broadly in line with expectations of 13.3%. ($1 = 6.9663 Danish crowns) (Reporting by Johannes Birkebaek, editing by Louise Rasmussen and Terje Solsvik)