PayPal Q4: Don't Panic, It's Still An Earnings Beat
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PayPal Holdings, Inc. shares fell 13% despite beating Q4 estimates and announcing a $15 billion buyback plan. Concerns over unbranded volume growth and branded checkout lagging contributed to the decline. Q4 results showed 4% YoY revenue growth and 2% YoY non-GAAP operating income growth. Management's FY 2025 guidance fell short of expectations, projecting modest growth and $6 billion in share repurchases.
February 05, 2025 | 5:15 pm
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PayPal's stock dropped 13% despite Q4 earnings beat and a $15 billion buyback plan. Concerns over unbranded volume growth and branded checkout lagging, along with FY 2025 guidance falling short, impacted investor sentiment.
Despite positive Q4 results and a significant buyback plan, PayPal's stock fell due to concerns over growth in unbranded volume and branded checkout, as well as FY 2025 guidance not meeting expectations. This indicates a negative short-term impact on the stock price.
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