Twilio Inc (NYSE:TWLO) is expected to deliver second quarter results that exceed expectations on revenue and operating income, with investors likely to focus on whether the communications software company's gross profit growth can remain in the mid-teens during the second half of the year, according to Jefferies ******* ysts.
Ahead of Twilio's August 6 earnings release, Jefferies wrote that it expects the company to post revenue and operating income above expectations, although it does not anticipate the same degree of outperformance as in the first quarter.
The firm added that while business fundamentals remain strong, the stock's premium valuation and heavy investor positioning could limit upside unless Twilio significantly raises its outlook.
Jefferies forecasts second-quarter revenue of $1.427 billion, up 16% year over year and broadly in line with consensus expectations and the company's guidance range of $1.42 billion to $1.43 billion.
The firm expects gross profit of $684 million, implying a gross margin of 47.9%, compared with consensus expectations of $690 million and a 48.3% margin. It projects operating income of $255 million, or a 17.9% operating margin, and earnings per share of $1.30, versus Wall Street expectations of $258 million in operating income and EPS of $1.33.
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Ahead of Twilio's August 6 earnings release, Jefferies wrote that it expects the company to post revenue and operating income above expectations, although it does not anticipate the same degree of outperformance as in the first quarter.
The firm added that while business fundamentals remain strong, the stock's premium valuation and heavy investor positioning could limit upside unless Twilio significantly raises its outlook.
Jefferies forecasts second-quarter revenue of $1.427 billion, up 16% year over year and broadly in line with consensus expectations and the company's guidance range of $1.42 billion to $1.43 billion.
The firm expects gross profit of $684 million, implying a gross margin of 47.9%, compared with consensus expectations of $690 million and a 48.3% margin. It projects operating income of $255 million, or a 17.9% operating margin, and earnings per share of $1.30, versus Wall Street expectations of $258 million in operating income and EPS of $1.33.
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