SharkNinja shares fall 5.5% after strong earnings fail to satisfy investors
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Updated · Barron's · May 6
SharkNinja shares fall 5.5% after strong earnings fail to satisfy investors
8 articles · Updated · Barron's · May 6
The stock dropped to $111 after initially rising, even as first-quarter adjusted earnings beat forecasts at $1.09 a share on $1.41 billion in revenue.
The appliance maker raised full-year guidance to $6.05 a share and projected revenue of $7.14 billion to $7.20 billion, around consensus expectations.
Chief executive Mark Barrocas said demand remains resilient despite tariff pressures, weak consumer confidence and inflation, helped by a product range spanning lower-priced items to premium offerings.
Despite record earnings, SharkNinja's stock fell. Is its successful growth strategy finally hitting a wall?
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