Block Stock Tumbles as Slower Consumer Spending Hurt Results
Key Points
- As consumer spending slows, Block’s profits, sales and appearance are not predicted.
- CEO Jack Dorsey said last year the square and cash app parents spent changes in the organization.
- Jefferies calls 2025 a year Block “now or never”.
Block’s stock (xyz) On Friday, the day after the online payment system results and guidance providers, estimates were underestimated as consumer spending slowed.
Square and cash app parents report adjustments for the fourth quarter Earnings per share (EPS) $0.71, revenue rose 4.5% year-on-year to $6.03 billion. Analysts surveyed by Visible Alpha are looking for $0.90 and $6.32 billion, respectively.
CEO Jack Dorsey said the company spent 2024 “critically researching our organization and making changes so that we can build faster.” Dorsey added Some of the work has been completed, “this has positioned us in the financial outlook for 2025, with momentum throughout the year.”
The company’s full-year gross profit was $10.22 billion, while the visible Alpha is estimated at $10.3 billion.
Jefferies says 2025 “now or never” a year
Jefferies rated the stock as a “buy” called Block’s “now or never” year in 2025, and while the estimated scale of corporate acceleration may be subject to some doubt, we accept some skepticism, We accepted some Mgmt comfort.
Even with today’s losses, Block stock is 11% higher than last year.
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