Previous Close | 56.57 |
Open | 56.69 |
Bid | 0.00 x 0 |
Ask | 0.00 x 0 |
Day's Range | 54.83 - 56.69 |
52 Week Range | 54.83 - 77.79 |
Volume | 13,878,872 |
Avg. Volume | 8,819,395 |
Market Cap | 104.763B |
Beta | 0.48 |
PE Ratio (TTM) | 10.41 |
EPS (TTM) | 5.31 |
Earnings Date | Apr 26, 2018 |
Forward Dividend & Yield | 2.80 (4.34%) |
Ex-Dividend Date | N/A |
1y Target Est | 74.77 |
Jim Cramer addresses the recent pain in cigarette manufacturers' stocks and shares his outlook on the tobacco business.
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Due to its high visibility in Philip Morris International’s (PM) earnings, we have opted for the forward PE (price-to-earnings) multiple. Forward PE multiples are calculated by dividing companies’ current stock prices by analysts’ earnings estimates for the next four quarters.
Philip Morris International (PM) posted adjusted EPS (earnings per share) of $1 in 1Q18, 2.0% higher than its EPS of $0.98 in 1Q17, and higher than analysts’ expectation of $0.90. In 1Q18, the company’s EPS were driven by revenue growth and currency exchange, and partially offset by net margin contraction.
Philip Morris International (PM) had gross, EBIT (earnings before interest, and tax), and net margins of 61.8%, 35.2%, and 22.6%, respectively, in 1Q18, compared with 64.1%, 39.5%, and 26.2%, in 1Q17.
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"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer addresses the recent pain in cigarette manufacturers' stocks and shares his outlook on the tobacco business. Cramer tracks how electronic cigarette makers like Juul Labs are stifling business at traditional cigarette makers. Last week, CNBC's Jim Cramer watched the long-standing tobacco sector get obliterated as Wall Street sentiment on the space turned starkly negative.
Analysts expect Philip Morris International (PM) to post revenue of $32.5 billion in the next four quarters, 9.8% higher than the $29.6 billion seen in the last four quarters. The growth is expected to be driven by price variance and RRP (reduced-risk product) sales and offset by a decline in cigarette shipment volumes. In 2018, Philip Morris expects pricing variance for combustible tobacco products to be favorable, by 7%. In 2018, its expects RRP revenue to rise 80%–90% from the $3.6 billion seen in 2017 as the company continues to expand product availability.
Philip Morris International (PM) posted revenue of $6.9 billion in 1Q18, missing analysts’ expectation of $7.0 billion. A deacceleration in iQOS sales led to lower-than-expected sales in 1Q18. However, the company’s 1Q18 revenue was 13.7% higher than the $6.1 billion it reported in 1Q17.
Philip Morris International (PM) posted its 1Q18 earnings before the market opened on April 19, 2018. The company reported adjusted EPS (earnings per share) of $1 on revenue of $6.9 billion. The company’s EPS rose 2.0% YoY (year-over-year), while its revenue rose 13.7%.
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Some analysts say that a shift toward vaping among pot users could make the marijuana business an opportunity for big tobacco firms like Altria Group and Turning Point Brands.
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Philip Morris International Inc. (NYSE:PM) shares fell off a cliff on April 19 after the company reported disappointing earnings. The fall was bigger than the disappointment, but it seemed to portend trouble for tobacco generally and took the whole consumer staples sector of the market down with it. The company — which sells exclusively outside the U.S. and spun-out from Altria Group Inc (NYSE:MO) in 2008 — had net income of $1.65 billion, $1.00 per share, on revenue of $6.9 billion.
One bull recommends using today's 'extreme weakness as an entry point.'
Weak shipment volumes stemming from declining cigarette sales have long been a hurdle for firms in the tobacco space. However, RRPs are likely to continue expanding.
Altria reports next Thursday, and the chart is absolutely disgusting.
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NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / April 20, 2018 / It was a depressing day for tobacco stocks Philip Morris and Altria on Thursday. Philip Morris delivered lackluster results for the first quarter and Altria ...
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After its stock fell the most in a decade on Thursday, Philip Morris International Inc.’s challenge is to convince baby boomers to switch from cigarette smoking to a distinctly millennial activity -- fiddling ...