Company Earnings Report | 13 February – 17 February

The Q4 earnings reports are already underway, and traders are closely watching to find out how some of their favourite companies have performed.

What are earnings reports?

Earnings reports are issued quarterly by publicly traded firms, and they disclose their financial situation. An earnings report presents the company’s profits (or losses) in a given quarter, as well as data such as sales volumes, revenue, and profit margins.

The balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement are the three primary financial statements included in earnings reports. They provide an overview of sales, expenses, net income, and earnings per share (EPS) when taken collectively.

Coming up this week

So far, we’ve got earnings from large multinationals across the tech, finance, automotive, food and oil industries. This week we have quarterly earnings reports from Coca-Cola, AIG and Dropbox.

Stay ahead of market-moving events with our comprehensive review of each company’s earnings report.  Check out some potential trading opportunities.

Coca-Cola Co (KO)

14 February

Coca-Cola Co (KO): Annual earnings per share are expected to be at $0.4456. The forecast for revenue is anticipated to come at $9.96 billion.

The American multinational is the largest beverage company in the world. It has increased its dividend for the last 61 years. CEO James Quincey has pushed Coca-Cola in the right direction, and the company is more focused on profitability and less on the product quantity.

American International Group Inc (AIG)

15 February

American International Group Inc (AIG): Despite an expected drop in the revenue figure to as low as $11.85 billion, annual earnings per share are anticipated to almost double and reach to $1.28.

American International’s personal lines insurance business is expected to have grown due to a recovery in the travel and warranty business. The leading global insurance organisation’s fourth-quarter 2022 earnings are also expected to have received a boost with increased Life and Retirement premiums.

Dropbox Inc (DBX)

16 February

Dropbox Inc (DBX): Annual earnings per share are expected to be at $0.3964. The forecast for revenue is anticipated to reach $594.53 million.

Cloud service provider reported stronger-than-expected earnings and revenues for the third quarter of 2022. Despite the challenging macroeconomic backdrop, the firm has become solidly profitable and is expected to deliver good results in Q4 as well. Mind you, the company has a history of outperforming market expectation, even slightly, at both EPS and revenue level, hence Dropbox traders may be in for a pleasant surprise.

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