Peloton (PTON) faces a market downturn, driven by mixed Q2 results and a Q3 2024 revenue outlook below expectations. Despite a 6% Y/Y sales drop, Peloton's gross profit rose by 27% to $299.4 million, showcasing strength in connected fitness products. With a membership decline of 4% to 6.4 million, the company aims to navigate challenges and anticipates a Q3 FY24 revenue range of $700 million-$725 million.
Altria Group's Q4 FY23 report shows a 1.2% Y/Y dip in net revenues to $5.024 billion, led by a 3.3% decline in smokeable products revenue. Despite challenges, Altria's adjusted EPS of $1.18 surpasses expectations. The revealed initiation of a new $1 billion share repurchase program, signaling confidence in its outlook.
Deutsche Bank reported Q4 FY23 results with revenue growth of 5% Y/Y to €6.66 billion, beating consensus. The bank plans to increase share repurchases and dividends by at least 50% in 2024.
Shell reported Q4 FY23 results with revenue of $78.73B, missing expectations. Adjusted earnings per ADS were $2.22, above consensus. Share buyback and dividend increase announced. FY24 outlook includes cash capital expenditure of $22B-$25B.
Phillips 66 reports strong Q4 results, beating expectations with EPS of $3.09 and revenue of $38.74B. Plans to sell assets and return $13-15B to shareholders by 2024.
Roper Technologies reported Q4 FY23 results, beating estimates. Revenue up 13%, gross profit and operating income increased. Roper anticipates full year 2024 adjusted EPS below Street view.