-- Netflix (NFLX) 第一季度业绩同比增长,但这家流媒体巨头对第二季度的预期低于华尔街的预期。 每股收益从去年同期的 0.66 美元增至 1.23 美元。营收增长 16% 至 122.5 亿美元,高于 FactSet 预测的 121.8 亿美元。 Netflix 在致股东的信中表示,会员增长强于预期、价格上涨以及广告收入增加共同推动了营收增长。 Wedbush Securities 此前预计这家流媒体巨头的营收将超出预期,并表示最新一轮的价格上涨可能会提振 Netflix 今年的盈利能力。 上个月,该公司提高了其在美国的所有套餐价格,包括将广告支持的标准套餐价格提高至每月 8.99 美元。 Netflix预计第二季度营收同比增长13.5%至125.7亿美元,低于分析师预期的126.4亿美元。每股收益预计为0.78美元,低于市场普遍预期的0.84美元。 Netflix预计本季度营业利润率将从去年同期的34.1%降至32.6%。 盘后交易中,Netflix股价下跌8%。 该公司表示:“正如我们在上季度信函中所述,由于新片上线时间的影响,内容摊销的增长将主要集中在上半年。我们预计(第二季度)将实现2026年以来最高的同比增长率,之后增速将在下半年放缓至中高个位数。” Netflix 预计 2026 年营收将在 507 亿美元至 517 亿美元之间,年增长率为 12% 至 14%。市场普遍预期为 513.7 亿美元。 上周,Wedbush 将 Netflix 的目标股价从 115 美元上调至 118 美元,理由是广告收入的显著增长将推动 2026 年营收增长。 Wedbush 分析师 Alicia Reese 在周五发布的报告中写道:“Netflix 应该能够通过拓展合作伙伴关系、改进定向投放、利用人工智能以及增加更多直播内容,继续从广告业务中逐步获益。” Netflix 表示,其联合创始人兼董事长 Reed Hastings 将不会在 6 月份任期届满后竞选连任。
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