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Alcoa unofficially kicked off the first-quarter earnings season Wednesday and
its results -- profit that topped expectations and revenue that didn't
-- hinted that the upcoming deluge of earnings reports might be a bumpy
ride for investors.
The company reported an adjusted quarterly
profit of 28 cents a share, beating the 26 cents that analysts had been
predicting, says S&P Capital. It was at least the fifth quarter in a
row that Alcoa had the company delivered of better-than-expected
profit. It also gave investors a reason to hope companies as a whole
might have done deliver better earnings results than feared.
EPS estimates in parentheses following the ticker symbol (according to Yahoo!Finance) -- typographical errors likely.
ARII (American Railcar Industries) ($):
Anadarko (APC) ($ ):
APA ($
):
AXAS ($):
Abraxas sinks after hours; declares a 10% increase in quarterly dividend.
Reported 17 cents/share vs forecast of 27 cents/share.
AMZG ($):
Arch Coal (ACI): misses by 4 cents.
Arch Coal, Inc.
today reported a net loss of $113 million, or $0.53 per diluted share,
in the first quarter of 2015 compared with a net loss of $124 million,
or $0.59 per diluted share, in the first quarter of 2014. Revenues
totaled $677 million for the three months ended March 31, 2015 and
adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, depletion and
amortization ("adjusted EBITDA") was $82 million, a threefold increase
as compared to the prior-year quarter.
BTE.TO (Baytex) ($):
BAX ($ ):
beat.
BCEI
($ ):
BHI ($ 0.47): big miss.
HOUSTON (AP) _
Baker Hughes Inc. (BHI) on Tuesday reported a first-quarter loss of
$589 million, after reporting a profit in the same period a year
earlier.
On
a per-share basis, the Houston-based company said it had a loss of
$1.35. Earnings, adjusted for restructuring costs and non-recurring
costs, were 23 cents per share.
The
results did not meet Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of
17 analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for earnings of 47
cents per share.
BK ($0.59 ): beats, 67 cents;
Zacks; BNY Mellon has a decent earnings surprise history. Before posting the earnings beat in Q1, the company delivered positive surprises in three of the prior four quarters, with an average bet of 5.85% in the trailing four quarters.
BKH ($ ): $1.07
BWC (Babcock & Wilcox) ($ ): Beats by 4 cents; beats on revenue.
Calfrac Well Services (CFW.TO):
Calfrack earnings press release here. 29 cents vs loss of 14 cents forecast?
CAT:
huge beat;
CHK ($ ): swings to a loss, but beats by 7 cents; Reports Q1 earnings of $0.11 per share, excluding non-recurring items,
$0.07 better than the Capital IQ Consensus Estimate of $0.04; revenues fell 45.3% year/year to $2.76 bln vs the $3.45 bln consensus.
- Average production of ~686,000 boe per day, an increase of 14% year over year, adjusted for asset sales.
- Adjusted EBITDA was $928 million in the 2015 first quarter, compared to $1.515 billion in the 2014 first quarter.
- Guidance:
2015 total production guidance increased to 640 -- 650 mboe per day
2015 capital guidance of approximately $3.5 -- $4.0 billion reiterated
CLNE ($ ): misses by 7 cents;
CLR ($ ): Must have been a good report; up almost 3% in after-hours trading.
Beats by 4 cents; quarterly loss less than expected.
CNR.TO (Canadian National Railway) ($ ):
COP tops forecast. COP reported an 18 cent per-share loss on Thursday for Q1, but beat analysts estimates for a 19-cent loss.
CPG.T (Crescent Point) ($): 5/6
CRR ( ):
CARBO Ceramics press release here. $1.24 loss vs a loss of 49 cents forecast?
CSX ($0.45 ): met Zacks, 45 cents; better than last year's 40 cents; lowers guidance; raises dividend;
upbeat report at Seeking Alpha;
CVX ($): first-quarter earnings dropped 43% amid slumping crude oil prices,
though strength in its refining segment helped put the results above
analysts’ estimates. Chevron reported earnings of $2.57 billion, or $1.37 a share, down from
$4.51 billion, or $2.36 a share, a year earlier. Currency fluctuations
added $580 million to earnings, versus a year-earlier hit of $79
million.
Chevron, the second-biggest U.S. oil company in market value behind Exxon Mobil Corp.
, has been working to increase its oil-and-gas output. In the latest
quarter, its daily oil-equivalent production rose to 2.68 million
barrels from 2.59 million barrels a year earlier.
On Thursday,
Exxon also posted a sharp drop in profit while exceeding Wall Street
expectations. Both energy companies have moved to trim spending as the
collapse in oil prices wiped billions of dollars from their cash flow,
and Chevron stopped buying back its shares.
DNR ($): a first-quarter loss of $107.7 million, after
reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier.
The
Plano, Texas-based company said it had a loss of 31 cents per share.
Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs, were 7 cents per share.
The
results met Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of nine
analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was also for earnings of 7
cents per share.
DVN ($):
5/15
ECA ($): 98% drop in operating profit; reports 1Q loss;
EEP ($): Enbridge Energy Partners (EEP) beats by 3 cents.
ENB ($): a quarterly loss compared with a year-ago profit, hurt by the impact of
a steep drop in oil and gas prices and hedging losses; 46 Canadian
cents per share, in the first quarter ended March 31,
compared with a profit of C$390 million, or 47 Canadian cents per
share, a year earlier. It's hard to believe, but ENB is trading near
its 52-week high, and significantly increased their dividend in
February, 2015.
EOG ($0.01):
3 cents (triple analysts' forecasts);
transcript;
EOX (Emerald; was VOG) ($ ):
a loss of 7 cents/share; production up
an astounding 88%;
EPD ($):
barely misses; forecast, 33 cents; reported 32 cents; increased distribution to $1.50/unit on an annualized basis;
ERF ($):
ETP ($):
GEOI (bought by Halcon [HK], below)
HAL ($ ):
huge swing to loss;
HES ($):
HP ($):
huge beat;
HK (Halcon; previously GEOI) ($): misses by 2 cents; a loss of 4 cents;
Kinder Morgan - KMI ($0.23): beat expectations, 24 cents; hikes dividend; sees another dividend hike later this year
Kinder Morgan - KMP ($):
KOG ($):
LEG.TO (Legacy/Bowood) ($): 5/13
LINE (-$0.20): big miss; misses by 85 cents;
MDU ($0):
12 cents;
transcript;
MHR (Magnum Hunter) ($):
MMR (McMoRan) ( ):
MPC (Marathon Petroleum ($):
Marathon Petroleum Corporation beats by 38 cents.
MPO:
MRO (Marathon Oil) ($): 1Q15 loss but beats by 8 cents; misses on revenue.
NE (Noble Corp) ($0.51): huge beat; forecast 53 cents; came in at 72 cents.
NBL: misses by one penny; misses on revenue
NBR ($):
NFX ($): misses by 6 cents; 2 cents; expectations of 8 cents;
NGLS: beats by 4 cents; misses on revenue;
NOG ($0): 5/7 after mkt close
NOV ($1.11):
huge beat; $1.27; shares plummet;
OAS ($0):
beats by $0.02, misses on revs: Reports Q1 (Mar) earnings of $0.28 per share, excluding non-recurring items,
$0.02 better than the Capital IQ Consensus Estimate of $0.26; revenues fell 44.0% year/year to $180.4 mln vs the $253.77 mln consensus.
OKE ($): adjusted earnings of 29 cents per share, lagging the Zacks Consensus
Estimate of 38 cents by 23.7% and the year-ago earnings by 32.6%.
OKS ($): first-quarter 2015 net income attributable to ONEOK Partners of $145.6
million, or 21 cents per unit, compared with $265.4 million, or 81 cents
per unit, in the first quarter 2014.
OTTR ($):
OXY ($):
reports EPS in-line, misses on revs: Reports Q1 earnings of $0.04 per share, excluding non-recurring items,
in-line with the Capital IQ Consensus Estimate of $0.04; revenues fell 37.8% year/year to $3.09 bln vs the $3.35 bln consensus.
PAA ($): beats by 3 cents;
PSX ($):
Phillips 66 profit falls 37%. $1.79/share vs forecast of $1.43.
PXD (Pioneer Natural Resources) ($): 5/5
QEP (-$0.30):
misses;
RRC (Range Resources): 16 cents vs 20 cents 1Q14;
RIG ($): Swings to loss but beats by 49 cents. Shareholders liked report.
SBUX (Starbucks) ($):
SD ($): 1Q15 loss but beats by one penny; misses on revenue.
SLB ($0.96): beats, $1.06;
profit down almost 40% from year earlier; will cut another 2,000 jobs, to total 11,000 jobs lost;
Yahoo!In-Play here;
SCTY: beats by 8 cents; loss of $1.52;
SM ($): missed by 8 cents; 21 cents;
SRE ():
beats by 3 cents; profits rise 77%;
SRGY:
SSN:
STO (BEXP) ($):
STR ($0.48):
in-line; increases dividend;
SBUX ($0.33): meets at 33 cents;
stunning quarter; shares surge;
T ($0.62):
slight beat at 63 cents;
Targa Resources (TRGP):
TPLM ($0.05): at 6 cents
beats by one cent;
TSO (): 5/6
TransCanada (TRP.TO) ($):
met expectations, 66 Canadian cents;
Ultra Petroleum (UPL) ($):
Ultra Petroleum beats by 9 cents.
UNP ($):
misses;
USEG ($):
VLO ($1.74):
huge beat; $1.87
WDFC:
WFT ($0.01):
misses; swings to a loss of 4 cents; Zacks;
WHX:
WHZ:
WLL (-$0.32):
a loss, but beats expectations;
transcript;
WMB ($0.15):
beats;
WPX (): beats by 47 cents; 32 cents, better than the forecast of a loss of 15 cents;
XOM earned $4.9 billion in the first quarter, down 46 percent from the
same period in 2014, the company announced Thursday. That breaks down to
$1.17 per share vs forecast of 83 cents/share. Huge beat.
Meanwhile, Exxon increased its dividend by 6%
on Wednesday to 73 cents a quarter up from 69 cents. That implied a
$12.2 billion payout to investors, but it wasn’t certain the payout
would be that big until the company said Thursday how many shares are
outstanding. But, yes, that’s the right projection
Business Insider says XOM "smashes" expectations.
XLNX ($0.50): easily beats at 58 cents;
but shares fall almost 6%;
