-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。フィリップ・モリス(PM)は、第1四半期の調整後EPSが1.96ドル(前年同期比16%増)となり、市場予想の1.83ドルを大きく上回りました。純売上高は9.1%増の101億5000万ドル(市場予想を2億4000万ドル上回る)、粗利益率は70ベーシスポイント上昇して68.1%(市場予想を10ベーシスポイント上回る)となりました。PMの第1四半期の総出荷量は前年同期比1.9%減となりましたが、これは紙巻たばこの販売量が5.1%減少したことが主な要因です。一方、無煙たばこの販売量は9.1%増加し、一部相殺されました。PMの国際無煙たばこ事業は、第1四半期の総売上高の43%を占め、同事業の純売上高は前年同期比25%増、粗利益は29%増となりました。 PMは、為替変動の影響のみを反映して、通期調整後EPSガイダンスを8.38~8.53ドルから8.36~8.51ドルに縮小した。PMの第2四半期調整後EPSガイダンスは2.02~2.07ドルで、コンセンサスの2.12ドルを下回った。PM株はプレマーケット取引で2%上昇したが、予想を上回ったにもかかわらず反応は鈍く、これは第2四半期ガイダンスが予想を下回ったためと考えられる。PMは長年にわたり保守的なガイダンスを提供してきた歴史があることに留意すべきである。PMは、セクターで最も好調な株式の1つとして、2年間非常に好調な業績を上げてきた。
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