The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD) advertising software manufacturer has announced a better than expected turnover in T1 CY2025, with sales of 25.4% over a year at $ 616 million. The directives for the next quarter income were better than expected at $ 682 million in the middle, 0.8% above analysts’ estimates. Its non-gap profit of $ 0.33 per share was 33.2% above the consensual estimates of analysts.
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Income: $ 616 million vs estimates of analysts of $ 575.6 million (25.4% growth in annual sliding, 7% beat)
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Adjusted EPS: $ 0.33 compared to the analyst estimates of $ 0.25 (33.2% beat)
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Adjusted Ebitda: $ 207.9 million against analysts of $ 147.5 million (margin of 33.7%, beat 41%)
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Income guidance for Q2 CY2025 is $ 682 million in the middle, almost in accordance with what analysts expected
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EBITDA Guidance for Q2 CY2025 is $ 259 million in the middle, estimates of analysts above $ 254.1 million
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Operational margin: 8.8%, against 5.8% in the same quarter last year
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Treasury flow margin available: 37.3%, against 23.9% in the previous quarter
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Market capitalization: $ 27.75 billion
“We gave solid results in the first quarter, an increase in income of 25% in annual shift to $ 616 million,” said Jeff Green, co-founder and CEO of The Trade Desk.
Founded by former Microsoft Jeff Green and Dave Pickles engineers, The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD) offers cloud -based software that uses data to help advertisers better plan, place and target their online ads.
The long -term sales performance of a business can indicate its overall quality. Any business can set up a good quarter or two, but the best is constantly increasing in the long term. Over the past three years, Trade Desk has increased sales at an annual growth rate made up of 25.8% solid. Its growth has exceeded the average software company and shows that its offers resonate with customers, an excellent starting point for our analysis.
This quarter, the Trade Desk declared a robust growth in annual sliding income of 25.4%, and its $ 616 million in income exceeded Wall Street estimates of 7%. The company’s management is currently guiding an increase of 16.7% in annual sales of sales in the next quarter.
Looking further, sales analysts expect revenues to increase 14.7% over the next 12 months, a deceleration against the last three years. However, this projection is laudable and implies that the market provides for the success of its products and services.
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