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<Research>Nomura Trims Weibo (WB.US) TP to USD10; Ad Biz Seems to Have Bottomed Out
WB-SW's (09898.HK) (WB.US) 1Q25 profit beat expectations, according to Nomura's research report. The company's total revenue remained flat YoY at USD397 million, largel...
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WB-SW's (09898.HK)  +1.950 (+2.737%)    Short selling $1.04M; Ratio 3.952%   (WB.US)      1Q25 profit beat expectations, according to Nomura's research report. The company's total revenue remained flat YoY at USD397 million, largely in line with expectations, while its non-GAAP operating profit rose by 3%, surpassing market forecasts by 7%

As for Weibo's 2Q guidance, it met market estimates, with the company anticipating total revenue to stay unchanged YoY and non-GAAP operating profit margins to range from 33% to 34%.

Related NewsWB-SW 1Q25 NP Leaps 1.16x to USD107M
While Weibo's advertising business seems to have bottomed out, Nomura cautioned that the long-term outlook is still uncertain due to changes in market conditions. The broker chopped its target price for the company's US shares from USD11.2 to USD10 and gave it a Neutral rating.
(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2025-05-23 16:25.) (Real-time Streaming US Stocks Quote; Except All OTC quotes are at least 15 minutes delayed.)

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