by Kyle Woodley | February 14, 2012 5:44 pm
[1]Zynga (NASDAQ:ZNGA[2]) was trading down in after-hours trading Tuesday after it posted a quarterly loss but beat Wall Street expectations[3].
In the online gaming company’s first report as a public company, it posted a net loss of $435 million, or $1.22 per share. However, adjusted earnings per share were 5 cents, beating estimates of 3 cents. Revenue was up 59% to $311 million, and bookings were up 26% to $306 million. Still, ZNGA shares were down almost 5% soon after the bell.
In other IPO earnings news, global fashion brand Michael Kors (NYSE:KORS[4]) jumped about 28% after its first earnings report as a publicly trading company[5] was a screaming success. The company’s revenues were up 68% on same-store sales increases of 38% and 34% in North America and Europe, respectively. Earnings of 28 cents per share were up 40% from a year ago and far ahead of analyst expectations for 9 cents.
Also, Zipcar (NASDAQ:ZIP[6]), which went public last April, lost 14% despite a strong earnings report. The company’s revenue was up 21% to $63 million, and earnings were up to 9 cents per share, reversing a loss of 17 cents the year before and topping estimates of a break-even quarter. However, concerns about European growth sent the stock lower.
Yahoo (NASDAQ:YHOO[7]) shares dropped about 4.7% after reports out Tuesday said the company’s talks about selling its Asian assets, Allibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Yahoo Japan, had stalled. The main hangup, according to AllThingsD[8], is the tax-efficiency of the deal.
Kyle Woodley[15] is the assistant editor of InvestorPlace.com[16]. As of this writing, he did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. Check out recaps from previous trading days here[17].
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