#financial-results

#financial-results

"The Share Repurchase Program demonstrates our confidence in Lexin's business fundamentals and growth opportunities. We believe this is an attractive way of deploying our capital and returning value to shareholders, and we will continue to evaluate additional opportunities to enhance shareholder returns."

Michael O'Leary criticized government inaction regarding the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, stating, "Here is infrastructure that is built and paid for that they won't allow us to use." He referred to the government's infrastructure plans as "smoke and mirrors" amid a €100bn investment announcement. O'Leary noted that the long-standing cap limiting passenger numbers to 32 million has not been addressed despite prior promises from coalition parties. He voiced concerns about the Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien's lack of action, labeling it as "dither, delay and indecision".

The audited financials for 2024 confirm that we not only met but clearly exceeded our preliminary figures. This performance validates the strength of our strategic transformation.

Elastic has reported strong financial results for the fourth quarter of its fiscal year, with a 16% revenue increase driven by demand for Search AI solutions.

Vodafone reported a pre-tax loss of 1.5bn in the year ending March 31, following significant writedowns but anticipates returning to growth in Germany.

Enbridge Inc. reported a significant first-quarter profit increase to $2.3 billion, reflecting strong asset utilization and aligning with financial guidance expectations.

Despite the challenges, Redfin's agent count increased by 32% annually, showcasing the effectiveness of its new commission-based payment plan to attract more lead agents.

Analysts expect Hims to post revenue of $260.91 million and earnings per share of $0.03, marking a critical test for their ongoing growth.

Snap's first-quarter results reflect strong user growth and rising average revenue per user, but demand uncertainty has leadership questioning near-term growth prospects.

Ebusco’s total revenue dropped 89% in FY 2024, highlighting the severe impact of canceled contracts and financial challenges facing the company.

AB Foods has reported disappointing results with a 2% decline in revenue, attributed to significant losses in its Sugar business and flat growth in Primark.

"Given these external factors, we are doubling our efforts to focus on what is within our direct control, enabling NXP to continue to deliver solid profitability and results."

PennyMac demonstrated robust returns in Q1 2025, managing almost $30 billion in loans while anticipating growth in its consumer direct division with declining rates.

"Weaker pricing and falling demand has impacted the company and Travis Perkins is facing a 'challenging' year as there is less demand in the sector."

Wetherspoons has delivered a solid like-for-like sales performance in the period and trading in the last seven weeks has been robust.