Salesforce.com, Anheuser-Busch Inbev, Airbnb, Vale, Bayer, Safran, AXA, Moderna, DoorDash and Anglo American are among companies reporting their results today.

 

  • Anglo American: annual net profit exceeds market expectations.
  • Anheuser-Busch Inbev: Q4 results are slightly better than expected in terms of net profit, but slightly below expectations in terms of Ebitda.
  • Bayer: The company announced that it is aiming for an adjusted EBITDA for 2021 of between €11.2 billion and €11.5 billion, above the consensus figure of €10.94 billion.
  • Best Buy reported net income for the fourth quarter of its 2021 fiscal year of $816 million, compared to $745 million, a year earlier. Sales disappointed: at $16.94 billion, they missed the consensus expectation of $17.2 billion.
  • Domino's Pizza saw lower than expected results for its fourth fiscal quarter 2020, with net income of $151.9 million for the period, compared to net income of $129.3 million, a year earlier.
  • Booking: In a difficult environment for the company, the results are less deteriorated than expected.
  • Moderna recorded a loss of $270,000 or -69 cents per share in the last quarter of the year compared to a loss of $123,000 or -37 cents per share a year earlier.
  • Nvidia: the share price lost 2.2% in the first half of the year after the publication of the Q4 results.
  • Qantas: the Australian airline company recorded heavy losses, not surprisingly, at the end of its first fiscal half year.
  • SAP: the group proposes a dividend of EUR 1.85 per share for 2020.
  • Standard Chartered: after disappointing Q4 results, the bank will take an additional $500 million in restructuring charges in the coming years, mainly over 2021.
  • Tenaris: results are tipping into the red in 2020, in particular due to a $622 million exceptional charge.
  • Merck has signed an agreement to acquire U.S.-based biotech company Pandion Therapeutics for approximately $1.85 billion. The U.S. pharmaceutical group has offered $60 per share to acquire this specialist in autoimmune diseases.
  • Information from Bloomberg suggests that Mondi is preparing a bid for DS Smith.
  • Leonardo is reportedly preparing an IPO on Wall Street for its US subsidiary DRS this year, placing 30% of the capital, according to several sources.
  • Carnival is extending the freeze on its operations in US ports until May 31.
  • MicroStrategy invests an additional $1 billion in Bitcoin.
  • New interest in GameStop, whose stock doubled yesterday.
  • Facebook plans to invest in news content.
  • Moderna will attempt to supply 1 billion doses of Covid vaccine this year.
  • Proximus finalizes the acquisition of BICS.