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摩根士丹利表示,SoFi Technologies第二季業績指引弱於預期,2026年展望意味著下半年將成長。

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-- 摩根士丹利週四發布的研究報告指出,SoFi Technologies (SOFI) 第二季業績指引弱於預期,但其 2026 年展望預示著下半年業績將有所增長。 摩根士丹利表示,該公司第二季營收預計在 11.1 億美元至 11.2 億美元之間,比摩根士丹利的預期低 0.7%;息稅折舊攤銷前利潤 (EBITDA) 預計在 3.3 億美元至 3.4 億美元之間,比此前預期低 16%。 摩根士丹利將該公司第二季每股收益預期下調 4 美分至 0.11 美元,營收預期維持在 11.23 億美元不變。 摩根士丹利指出,該公司上半年增加了行銷支出,並加大了產品創新投入,摩根士丹利認為這將推動下半年業績成長,並支持其長期發展。 摩根士丹利將該公司股票的目標價從 18 美元下調至 16 美元,並維持減持評級。

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