-- Shopify (SHOP.TO) 周二美股盘前交易下跌 5.5%,该公司公布第一季度净亏损收窄,营收增长。 净亏损收窄至 5.81 亿美元,合每股亏损 0.45 美元,而去年同期为 6.82 亿美元,合每股亏损 0.53 美元。 剔除股权投资的影响后,调整后净利润从 2.26 亿美元增至 3.6 亿美元。 营收增长 34%,从 23.6 亿美元增至 31.7 亿美元,略高于 FactSet 调查分析师预测的 31 亿美元。 声明补充道,商品交易总额 (GMV) 略高于 10 亿美元,GMV 指的是通过 Shopify 平台(包括某些应用程序和渠道)完成的订单总价值。 Shopify预计,截至6月季度末,营收将以接近20%的增长率增长,毛利润将以25%的增长率增长。 “第一季度,我们在各个地区、各种规模的商家和各个渠道都实现了全面增长,仅第一季度的商品交易总额就超过1000亿美元,”首席财务官杰夫·霍夫迈斯特表示。“这是平台复合增长的结果。这种模式的稳健性使我们能够对增长进行战略性投资,包括投资于推动电商创新的面向商家的工具,以及投资于让我们能够更快地构建和交付产品的内部能力。” Shopify股价在纽约交易中下跌6.45美元,至121.10美元。
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