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研究快訊:Cart:第一季業績強勁,總交易額突破100億美元;第二季總交易預期高於市場預期

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-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師總結如下:CART第一季業績強勁,總交易額(GTV)成長13%至103億美元(首季突破100億美元),營收成長14%至10.19億美元,比市場預期高出1200萬美元。調整後EBITDA飆升23%至3億美元(高於市場預期的2.87億美元),利潤率提升220個基點至29.4%,而GAAP淨利潤躍升36%至1.44億美元。本季業績呈現平衡成長,廣告收入加速成長16%(創2023年第三季以來最快成長),訂單量成長10%至9,120萬筆,這反映了零售商合作關係的拓展和策略舉措的實施。第二季業績指引預計總交易額 (GTV) 為 101 億美元至 102.5 億美元(年增 11% 至 13%),調整後 EBITDA 為 2.9 億美元至 3 億美元(年成長 11% 至 15%)。 CART 將股票回購規模從上年的 8,900 萬美元提高至 3.49 億美元,展現了管理層的信心,同時保持 8.8 億美元的現金儲備用於戰略投資。我們認為強勁的營運槓桿和廣告成長勢頭令人鼓舞,但隨著公司對人工智慧解決方案、國際擴張和店內技術的再投資,我們預計利潤率擴張速度將有所放緩。

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