META
Meta Platforms, Inc.657.15
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Dec 16, 4:00:01 PM EST
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1.66TP/E (TTM)
29.06Basic EPS (TTM)
22.61Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
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Q2 FY2025 results
Meta Platforms posted Q2 revenue of $47.5B, up 22% y/y and 19% q/q (derived), fueled by 21% y/y growth in advertising to $46.6B from higher ad impressions (11% y/y) and average price per ad (9% y/y), while Family of Apps drove nearly all gains. Operating income climbed 38% y/y to $20.4B with margins expanding to 43% from 38%, thanks to revenue momentum outpacing 12% y/y expense growth; diluted EPS rose 38% y/y to $7.14, reconciling to 2.57B weighted shares. Cash from operations hit $49.6B YTD, yielding $20.1B free cash flow (derived) after $29.5B capex, but cash dipped to $12.0B amid $23.2B share repurchases and $15.2B non-marketable investments; long-term debt stood steady at $28.8B with $47.1B in cash and marketable securities. Yet regulatory pressures mount.
8-K
Meta's Q2 revenue up 22%
Meta Platforms crushed Q2 2025 with revenue surging 22% to $47.5 billion, driven by 11% more ad impressions and 9% higher prices per ad, while net income jumped 36% to $18.3 billion. Family daily active people hit 3.48 billion, up 6%, but Reality Labs losses held steady at $4.5 billion. Q3 revenue guidance spans $47.5-50.5 billion, yet EU regulatory pressures on personalized ads threaten European sales. Expenses ramp to $114-118 billion for the year.
8-K
Meta's annual meeting outcomes
Meta Platforms held its annual shareholder meeting on May 28, 2025, where all 15 board nominees, including Mark Zuckerberg, secured reelection amid strong support. Shareholders ratified Ernst & Young as auditors for 2025 and approved the 2025 Equity Incentive Plan, while endorsing executive pay every three years. Nine shareholder proposals on topics from dual-class shares to AI oversight and emissions failed decisively. Board continuity prevails.
10-Q
Q1 FY2025 results
Meta Platforms kicked off 2025 with revenue climbing 16% year-over-year to $42.3 billion, fueled by a 5% rise in ad impressions and 10% higher average price per ad, while operating income surged 27% to $17.6 billion on tighter costs despite heavy AI and infrastructure spending. Diluted EPS jumped to $6.43 from $4.71, reconciling neatly with 2.59 billion weighted shares and no anti-dilution flags. Family of Apps drove the gains, up 16% to $41.9 billion, while Reality Labs revenue dipped 6% to $412 million amid ongoing losses. Cash from operations hit $24.0 billion, funding $13.7 billion in capex and $13.4 billion in buybacks, leaving $70.2 billion in cash and equivalents against $28.8 billion in long-term debt. Free cash flow stood at $11.1 billion (derived). Yet regulatory heat persists from antitrust probes and privacy suits.
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