Airbnb жогорулаган инфляциянын шартында кирешелери тууралуу отчет берет

Airbnb (ABNB) reported solid financial results on Tuesday, meeting analysts’ expectations on revenue and slightly beating them on earnings per share. However, the company missed expectations on nights and “experiences” booked.

Shares were down 8% in after-market trading after the news.

Here’s what Airbnb reported today, as compared to Wall Street’s expectations:

кирешеси: 2.1 миллиард доллар болжолдонгон 2.1 миллиард долларга каршы

Түзөтүлгөн EPS: $0.56 иш жүзүндө $0.51 күтүлгөн каршы

Nights and experiences booked: 103.7 миллион иш жүзүндө 106.1 миллион күтүлгөн

Though the nights and experiences booked metric was a miss, the figure’s still up from 102.1 million in Q1 2022. “Experiences” are activities hosted by local experts in a given place, and they can be online or in-person, компаниянын сайтына ылайык.

Airbnb also announced a $2 billion share buyback to express confidence in the future and support the company’s long-term growth, a statement said.

Shares of Airbnb were down about 35% year-to-date when the market opened this morning.

Inflation has roiled some of tech’s tried-and-true names, facilitating layoffs and hiring freezes across the sector. Nevertheless, many tech companies have posted decent financial results this earnings season.

Additionally, there’s reason to believe that travel-centric names are set up to fare better than some of their counterparts. For example, Uber (Дүйнө) yesterday reported that it was positive cash flow for the first time, which the company partially attributed to travel volume.

Inflation’s surging, but so is travel

The U.S. has been seeing inflation hit historic levels, and the Fed’s taken action, raising rates yet again in recent weeks. Democrats have also proposed the Инфляцияны кыскартуу мыйзамы, which could set up the average American household to save $1,800 in energy costs, according to one analysis.

Simultaneously, travel is having a moment, albeit a complicated one. After two years of the pandemic, travel agents are отчет that they’re overwhelmed not only by the number of customers they’ve had reaching out, but by how complicated COVID-19-related regulations have become. Still, companies like Marriott (MAR) have beaten analysts’ estimates this quarter on just how much travel demand has recovered.

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We’ll see, but if inflation continues spiking, it could affect this travel boom – and Airbnb and its competitors will be right at in the thick of it as that tension plays out.

Allie Garfinkle Yahoo Finance компаниясынын улук технологиялык кабарчысы. Аны Twitterден табыңыз @agarfinks.

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