Sentences with phrase «eps guidance»

«Take - Two historically underestimated its initial revenue and EPS guidance by ~ 30 % and ~ 60 %, respectively,» Wingren wrote.
However, it does suggest their 2012 adjusted EPS guidance of EUR 0.07 to 0.08 could prove to be pretty conservative (and far too wide!)
However, I think it's valid to exclude impairment / restructuring charges next year, so I model the lower 2012 operating EPS guidance of EUR 1.45 - 1.55 (based on slightly lower insured values, and some decay in the COR) will actually produce a pretty much unchanged diluted 2012 EPS.
The company recently provided $ 1.40 - 55 EPS guidance for 2013, a substantial step - up from 2012.
Management issued 4Q14 EPS guidance of $ 0.60 - $ 0.66, prior and current consensus is $ 0.63.
Shareholders can reasonably expect to see a return of 7 % -8 % this year based on pre-tax reform EPS guidance and dividend yield.
Despite a solid result and increase to full - year 2017 EPS guidance, shares of Crown have underperformed the broader packaging sector (CCK -127 bps vs. SP500 -2 bps).
«We continue to deliver impressive financial results, especially for our beer business, which is driving the upward revision to our EPS guidance for the year,» Klein said in a press release.
Although the number of companies that have issued negative EPS guidance is high, the amount by which these have companies have lowered expectations has been below average.
For the current fiscal year, 149 companies have issued negative EPS guidance and 116 companies have issued positive EPS guidance.
At this point in time, all 114 of the companies that issued EPS guidance for Q3 2013 have reported actual results for the quarter.
If these are the final numbers, it will mark the highest number of companies issuing negative EPS guidance and tie the mark for the lowest number of companies issuing positive EPS guidance since FactSet began tracking the data in 2006.
Thus, the percentage of companies issuing negative EPS guidance to date for the first quarter is 72 % (18 out of 25).
There was a 15 % increase in the number of companies issuing positive EPS guidance from the end of September through the end of December.
As a result, the overall percentage of companies issuing negative EPS guidance to date for the current fiscal year stands at 56 % (149 out of 265), which is below the percentage recorded at the end of September (61 %).
Over the past five years, companies that issued quarterly EPS guidance reported an actual EPS number that was 12.8 % above the EPS guidance on average.
Since the end of September, the number of companies issuing negative EPS guidance for the current fiscal year has decreased by eight, while the number of companies issuing positive EPS guidance has increased by 15.
Companies that issued quarterly EPS guidance for Q3 reported an actual EPS number that was 9.5 % above the guidance, on average.
Q1 Guidance: At this point in time, 25 companies in the index have issued EPS guidance for the first quarter.
However, it raised EPS guidance from $ 3.62 - $ 3.72 to $ 3.85 - $ 3.95, which includes a $ 0.08 dilution from the Jimmy Choo deal.
The Financials (+4), Consumer Discretionary (+3), and Health Care (+3) sectors saw the largest increases in the number of companies issuing positive EPS guidance for the current fiscal year since March 31.
As a result, 80 % (45 out of 56) of the companies that have issued EPS guidance for Q1 2013 have issued negative EPS guidance.
On average over the past five years, 107 companies have issued EPS guidance.
If 87 is the final number of companies issuing negative EPS guidance for the quarter, it will mark the highest number of companies issuing negative EPS guidance since FactSet began tracking guidance data in 2006.
The Information Technology -LRB--8) and Consumer Discretionary -LRB--5) have also seen the largest decreases in the number of companies issuing positive EPS guidance for the quarter relative to their five - year averages.
For Q2 2013, 87 companies have issued negative EPS guidance while 21 companies have issued positive EPS guidance.
January was an active month for guidance from S&P 500 companies, as 49 companies issued quarterly EPS guidance for Q1 2013 and 94 companies issued annual EPS guidance for the current fiscal year during the month.
If 80 % is the final percentage, the Q1 2013 quarter will have the highest percentage of companies issuing negative EPS guidance since FactSet began tracking the data in Q1 2006.
As a result, the overall percentage of companies issuing negative EPS guidance to date for the current fiscal year stands at 65 % (164 out of 252), which is below the percentage recorded at the end of March (69 %).
To date, 101 companies in the S&P 500 have issued quarterly EPS guidance for the third quarter.
These numbers are also well above the five - year averages for the number of companies issuing negative EPS guidance (66) and positive EPS guidance (40) for a quarter.
For Q2 2012, 107 companies issued EPS guidance.
Factset reports that a record high number and percentage of S&P 500 companies issued negative EPS guidance for Q2.
At the sector level, the Information Technology (+6) and Consumer Discretionary (+5) sectors have witnessed the largest increases in the number of companies issuing negative EPS guidance relative to their five - year averages.
For Q1 2013 overall, 45 companies have issued negative EPS guidance, while 11 companies have issued positive EPS guidance.
The Consumer Discretionary sector has witnessed the largest increase (+6) in the number of companies issuing negative EPS guidance and the largest decrease -LRB--6) in the number of companies issuing positive EPS guidance in Q3 2012 relative to Q2 2012.
On average, companies have issued EPS guidance that has been 18.0 % below the mean EPS estimate.
But despite the reduction of our revenue forecast, we are reiterating our non-GAAP EPS guidance for the year,» CFO Bob McMahon said in a press release.
Stratasys held fast on its full - year revenue guidance, which ranges from $ 750 million to $ 770 million, and reduced its EPS guidance by four cents to account for higher costs as a result of an acquisition, from a $ 2.25 to $ 2.35 range to a $ 2.21 to $ 2.31 range.
Of the 105 companies that have issued EPS guidance for the current quarter, 75 have issued projections below the mean EPS estimate and 30 have issued projections above the mean EPS estimate.
While Estée Lauder says it's «maintaining a degree of prudence,» the company raised its EPS guidance to a range of $ 4.38 to $ 4.42.
As many as 127 companies shared positive EPS guidance for the year, more than double the 10 - year average of 49 companies for the same period.
«We are raising full year EPS guidance today due to the strength of our underlying operating performance of our first two quarters, despite the challenges facing Walmart U.S. in the short term, and the current economy,» said Tom Schoewe, executive vice president and chief financial officer.
Assuming the acquisition closes in late 2013, eBay expects the deal to be immaterial to its 2013 revenue guidance which it announced July 17, 2013, and to have a negative impact of $ 0.01 to its 2013 non-GAAP EPS guidance and a negative impact of $ 0.01 - $ 0.03 to its 2013 GAAP EPS guidance.
Our GAAP diluted EPS guidance does not include the effect of GAAP adjustments triggered by events that may occur subsequent to this press release such as acquisitions, asset impairments, litigation and changes in the fair value of our contingent consideration.
2018 EPS guidance revised to $ 11.30 - $ 12.28 on a GAAP basis and $ 12.80 - $ 13.70 on a non-GAAP basis; total revenues guidance revised to $ 21.9 - $ 22.8 billion.
Marvell also gave strong fourth - quarter EPS guidance, but weak revenue guidance for the quarter.
FY18 Adjusted EPS guidance was increased to $ 13.70 to $ 14.10 from its previous range of $ 13.50 to $ 14.00, while GAAP EPS was increased to $ 13.54 to $ 13.94 from the previous range of $ 13.16 to $ 13.66.
Humana today raised its GAAP and Adjusted EPS guidance for the year ended December 31, 2018 (FY18).
We suspect that 2H16 EPS guidance is challenging for Valeant to make, as evidenced by Valeant's inability at our recent conference to strongly confirm its guidance.
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