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Event Tracking

Nov13
Inter released FY2025 Q3 earnings on November 13 Pre-Market EST, actual revenue USD 285.96 M (forecast USD 401.49 M), actual EPS USD 0.1409 (forecast USD 0.1503)
14:30
Inter released FY2025 9 Months Earnings on November 13 Pre-Market EST, with actual revenue of USD 777.31 M and EPS of USD 0.3832
14:30
Nov6
Inter to Release FY2025 Q3 Earnings on November 13 Pre-Market EST, Forecast Revenue USD 395.73 M, EPS USD 0.1503
00:13
Aug6
Inter released FY2025 Semi-Annual earnings on August 6 Pre-Market (EST), actual revenue USD 490.86 M, actual EPS USD 0.242
13:30
Inter released FY2025 Q2 earnings on August 6 Pre-Market (EST), actual revenue USD 261.52 M (forecast USD 355.13 M), actual EPS USD 0.1294 (forecast USD 0.1283)
13:30
Jul30
Inter to Release FY2025 Q2 Earnings on August 6, Pre-Market EST; Forecast Revenue USD 349.77 M, EPS USD 0.1283
00:47

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Nov13
Earning Release(EST)

FY2025 Q3 Earning Release (USD) Revenue 285.96 M, Net Income 63.22 M, EPS 0.1409

Aug6
Earning Release(EST)

FY2025 Q2 Earning Release (USD) Revenue 261.52 M, Net Income 57.48 M, EPS 0.1294

May12
Earning Release(EST)

FY2025 Q1 Earning Release (USD) Revenue 229.83 M, Net Income 49.74 M, EPS 0.1128

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DolphinResearch

Salesforce F3Q26 Quick Interpretation: Overall, Salesforce's financial performance for the quarter was average, with most indicators slightly below market expectations. However, more critical operational metrics such as cRPO and new orders were satisfactory. The more notable aspect was the acceleration in revenue and cRPO growth in the next quarter guidance, boosted by the acquisition of Informatica. Specifically:

1) Total revenue for this quarter increased by 8.6% year-on-year, slowing down by about 1 percentage point compared to the previous quarter, slightly below expectations. Meanwhile, due to the impact of AI investments, the year-on-year increase in gross margin was only 0.3 percentage points, resulting in a gross profit growth rate of only 9%, also slightly below expectations.

As total operating expenses grew by 6.8% year-on-year, without significant acceleration, actual spending was slightly below market expectations, partially offsetting the slowdown in growth for the third quarter. Ultimately, operating profit and free cash flow fell short of expectations. The quarterly financial report performance was evidently not good.

2) Partly due to the low base in the same period last year, this quarter's cRPO (+11% yoy) and new order growth rates accelerated quarter-on-quarter, showing a better trend compared to past performance.

3) The bigger highlight is that the company has guided next quarter's revenue growth to increase to 11%~12%, and cRPO growth to 15%. However, it should be noted that the acceleration is almost entirely due to the benefits of consolidating Informatica and favorable exchange rates.

4) The most watched Agentforce-related business also made steady progress this quarter. Agentforce and Data 360 annualized revenue reached 1.4 billion, up from 1.2 billion last quarter, continuing to rise. Among them, Agentforce contributed annualized revenue of over 500 million, a year-on-year increase of 330%, with user numbers also increasing by 70%. $Salesforce(CRM.US)

12-04 07:24

Didi 3Q25 Quick Interpretation: In early November, Didi updated the market with guidance on its 3Q performance, mainly mentioning two issues:

1. The investment in the food delivery business in Brazil (to gain a first-mover advantage over Meitu Keeta) will lead to a significant expansion of losses in overseas business; 2. The guidance also indicated that domestic subsidies and other investments would be concentrated in the second half of the year, resulting in a decline in the domestic business's adj. EBITA profit margin compared to the high point in the first half.

As this unfavorable guidance was digested by the market, Didi's stock price subsequently retreated by nearly 20%. The actual performance this quarter was largely in line with the previous guidance, with Bloomberg's consensus expectations being somewhat high due to untimely updates, while major banks have made corresponding adjustments. Therefore, overall, Didi's performance this season was expectedly poor.

Specifically:

1) In terms of core growth indicators, the domestic travel segment's GTV grew by approximately 10% year-on-year, slightly slowing down by about 2 percentage points quarter-on-quarter.

The domestic business growth remains generally stable and largely in line with expectations. Meanwhile, the GTV growth rate of overseas business significantly increased to 31%, reflecting that the overseas investment indeed accelerated business growth, and it was notably higher than Bloomberg's consensus expectations.

2) In terms of profit, the domestic business adj. EBITA profit was 2.98 billion, slightly higher than the November guidance of 2.7-2.8 billion. However, the trend shows that this quarter's profit margin fell significantly from over 4% in the first two quarters of this year (based on GTV) to 3.5% this quarter, indicating a considerable decline.

Dolphin Research preliminarily judges that this is more due to the drag of weakening overall domestic ride-hailing demand (macro factors), while Didi's competitive landscape remains stable or further improved.

3) The overseas business's loss this quarter expanded significantly to nearly 1.8 billion, with the loss rate doubling quarter-on-quarter to 5.6%, which is generally in line with the updated expectations of major banks. As mentioned earlier, this is mainly due to the impact of investment in Brazil's food delivery. $DiDi(DIDIY.US)

11-26 19:08

Alibaba F2Q26 Quick Interpretation: The two most concerning issues for the market this quarter—losses caused by food delivery and the growth of the cloud business. For the former, our estimates suggest a loss of around 39 billion, which is at the upper end of the company's previous guidance range, making it an expected but unfavorable news.

Meanwhile, the growth rate of cloud business revenue exceeded expectations, accelerating to 34.5%, with the profit margin remaining flat year-on-year, stronger than the already high expectations.

Bloomberg's consensus forecast for this quarter was not updated in time, thus having limited reference value. Dolphin Research will consider the latest expectations from major institutions:

1) The core Taobao and Tmall business's CMR year-on-year growth rate is 10.1%, consistent with last quarter's growth and in line with market expectations. Considering the base period from last September when a 0.6% merchant service fee was added, the performance is still decent, though not surprising.

2) Including food delivery and travel services, the new Taobao and Tmall (domestic e-commerce group) reported an adj. EBITA of 10.5 billion this quarter, with food delivery losses decreasing by 76.5% year-on-year. The latest major institutions' expectations range from about 7.5 to 10 billion, with actual performance at the upper end of expectations, not as concerning as feared.

3) Another key indicator, Alibaba Cloud's revenue grew by 34.5% year-on-year this quarter, stronger than the market expectation which had been raised to over 30%, making it the most unexpected point of this performance.

However, after excluding internal demand from the group, Alibaba Cloud's growth rate accelerated by 3 percentage points quarter-on-quarter, not as strong as it appears overall. In other words, this quarter, Alibaba's internal demand for cloud services was also stronger.

4) The International E-commerce Group's revenue grew by about 10% this quarter, continuing to slow down significantly. However, the corresponding adj. EBITA for this quarter has already turned positive to 160 million, aligning with the previous shift towards refined operations to improve limited profitability. (Too much investment in food delivery and cloud, indeed leaving no room for overseas business investment).

5) All other bundled businesses reported a loss this quarter, expanding significantly from over 1 billion last year and last quarter to nearly 3.4 billion. However, major institutions had generally raised their loss expectations to 5 billion, with actual losses slightly less. This mainly reflects investments in Gaode's street view ranking and AI 2C directions like Quark and Qianwen. $Alibaba(BABA.US) $BABA-W(09988.HK) $BABA-WR(89988.HK)

11-25 19:49
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