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Facebook earnings beat but the company warns of impact from Apple privacy changes
PUBLISHED WED, JAN 27 20213:41 PM ESTUPDATED WED, JAN 27 20214:39 PM EST
Salvador Rodriguez
@SAL19
Facebook warned that the looming changes in Apple’s iOS 14 and a reversal in pandemic trends could hurt its advertising business.
In the U.S. and Canada, Facebook’s user base fell to 195 million daily active users from 196 million a quarter earlier.
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Facebook stock remained relatively flat in after-hours trading on Wednesday after the company reported its fourth-quarter earnings. The company warned the looming changes in Apple’s iOS 14 and a reversal in pandemic trends could hurt its advertising business.

Here are the numbers:

Earnings: $3.88 per share vs $3.22 per share forecast by Refinitiv
Revenue: $28.07 billion vs $26.44 billion forecast by Refinitiv
Daily active users (DAUs): 1.84 billion vs 1.83 billion forecast by FactSet
Monthly active users (MAUs): 2.8 billion vs 2.76 billion forecast by FactSet
Average revenue per user (ARPU): $10.14 vs $9.49 forecast by FactSet

The company said that it benefited in 2020 by a shift toward online commerce and products during the pandemic. Facebook warned that these trends may moderate or reverse and “could serve as a headwind to our advertising revenue growth.”

The company also warned that Apple’s privacy changes in iOS 14 that could impact Facebook’s ability to target ads could start to impact its business late in the first quarter.


In the U.S. and Canada, Facebook’s user base fell to 195 million daily active users from 196 million a quarter earlier. This is the second quarter in a row that the company lost users in the U.S. and Canada.

Its user base in Europe increased to 308 million daily active users, its first growth in the region after three quarters at 305 million.

Facebook said it counts 3.30 billion monthly users across its family of apps, compared to 3.21 billion in the previous quarter. This metric is used to measure Facebook’s total user base across its main app, Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp.



Facebook’s “Other” revenue came in at $885 million for the quarter, up 156% compared to last year. That accounted for more than 3% of Facebook’s revenue in the quarter. This includes sales of Oculus virtual reality headsets and the Portal video-chatting devices. Sales grew as people have been stuck at home looking for entertainment and ways to keep in touch with loved ones during the pandemic.

The company announced a repurchase of up to an additional $25 billion of Facebook stock.

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Apple reports blowout quarter, booking more than $100 billion in revenue for the first time
PUBLISHED WED, JAN 27 20213:33 PM ESTUPDATED WED, JAN 27 20214:57 PM EST
Kif Leswing
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Apple delivered its largest quarter by revenue of all time on Wednesday at $111.4 billion in its first-quarter earnings report for fiscal 2021.
It’s the first time Apple crossed the symbolic $100 billion mark in a single quarter, and sales were up 21% year-over-year.
Sales for every product category rose by double-digit percentage points.
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Apple delivered its largest quarter by revenue of all time on Wednesday at $111.4 billion in its first-quarter earnings report for fiscal 2021. It’s the first time Apple crossed the symbolic $100 billion mark in a single quarter, and sales were up 21% year-over-year.

Apple stock rose slightly in extended trading.


Apple’s results for the quarter ending in December weren’t just driven by 5G iPhone sales. Sales for every product category rose by double-digit percentage points. Apple’s earnings per share and sales handily beat Wall Street expectations.

Here’s how Apple did versus consensus Refinitiv estimates:

EPS: $1.68 vs. $1.41 estimated
Revenue: $111.44 billion vs. $103.28 billion estimated, up 21% year-over-year
iPhone revenue: $65.60 billion vs. $59.80 billion estimated, up 17% year-over-year
Services revenue: $15.76 billion vs. $14.80 billion estimated, up 24% year-over-year
Other Products revenue: $12.97 billion vs. $11.96 billion estimated, up 29% year-over-year
Mac revenue: $8.68 billion vs. $8.69 billion estimated, up 21% year-over-year
iPad revenue: $8.44 billion vs. $7.46 billion estimated, up 41% year-over-year
Gross margin: 39.8% vs. 38.0% estimated
Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the results could’ve been even better if not for the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns that forced Apple to temporarily shutter some Apple stores around the world.

“Taking the stores out of the equation, particularly for iPhones and wearables, there’s a drag on sales,” Cook told CNBC’s Josh Lipton.

Cook said that Apple’s total install base for iPhones is over 1 billion, up from the previous data point of 900 million. The total active install base for all Apple products is 1.65 billion.


Apple did not provide official guidance for the upcoming quarter. It hasn’t offered investors forecasts since the beginning of the pandemic.

But even the lack of guidance could not diminish what was a blowout quarter for the iPhone maker. Apple has benefited during the pandemic from increased PC and gadget sales as people who are working or going to school from home because of lockdowns look to upgrade the devices they use.

Apple released new iPhone models in October. The four iPhone 12 models are the first to include 5G, which investors believed could drive a “supercycle” of users clamoring to upgrade. iPhone revenue was up 17% from the same period last year.

“They’re full of features that customers love, and they came in at exactly the right time, with where 5G networks were,” Cook said.

Apple’s other products category, which includes Apple Watch and headphones like AirPods and Beats, was up 29% from last year to $12.97 billion, even as people are spending less time commuting and traveling. Apple released a high-end set of headphones, AirPods Pro Max, in December, with a steep $549 suggested price.

Macs and iPads, the Apple devices most likely to be used for remote work and school, were also up this quarter. Apple released new Mac computers powered by its own chips instead of Intel processors in December to positive reviews that said they were superior in terms of power and battery life to the old models.

Apple’s services business, which the company has highlighted as a growth engine, was up 24% year-over-year to $15.76 billion. That product category is a catch-all: it includes the money Apple makes from the App Store, subscriptions to digital content like Apple Music or Apple TV+, licensing fees paid by Google to be the iPhone’s default search engine and warranties.

Apple highlighted in its release that international sales accounted for 64% of the company’s sales, up from 61% in the same quarter last year.

How new iPhone models fare in China, the company’s third largest market, is a constant topic of discussion among investors. Sales in what Apple calls “greater China,” which includes Taiwan and Hong Kong, were up nearly 60% to $21.31 billion.

“China was strong across the board,” Cook said.

Apple also declared a cash dividend of $0.205 cents per share and said that it had spent over $30 billion on total shareholder return, which includes share buybacks, during the quarter. Apple’s first fiscal quarter is typically is largest of the year and includes critical holiday sales during the month of December.

Wednesday’s blowout earnings are also a recovery story for Apple. Two years ago, Apple warned that its projection for its holiday quarter sales were lower than the company expected, a rare warning that raised questions whether Apple was losing its momentum. On Wednesday, Apple revealed that revenue is up over 32% since that report.

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Tesla misses on earnings, expects 50% average annual growth in deliveries going forward
PUBLISHED WED, JAN 27 20213:31 PM ESTUPDATED WED, JAN 27 20214:52 PM EST
Lora Kolodny
@LORAKOLODNY
Tesla reported earnings after the bell including 80 cents earnings per share, less than expected and revenue of $10.74 billion, higher than expected.
The company said it expects annual average delivery growth of 50% going forward.
Tesla also said it would begin producing its latest model -- a crossover SUV, the Model Y -- at new plants in Austin, Texas, and Brandenburg, Germany, in 2021 using the company’s own new battery cells.
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Shares fell about 4% after hours.


Here are the results, versus what analysts were expecting according to estimates compiled by Refinitiv:

Earnings: 80 cents adj. vs $1.03 per share expected
Revenue: $10.74 billion vs $10.4 billion expected
The company also gave some production guidance going forward, writing “Over a multi-year horizon, we expect to achieve 50% average annual growth in vehicle deliveries.” The company expects faster delivery growth than that for 2021.

Tesla’s gross margins reached 19.2% in the fourth quarter of 2020, the lowest since the last quarter of 2019. Capital expenditures hit $1.15 billion for the period ending December 31, 2020.

The company also reported positive free cash flow for the year of $2.79 billion, more than double the 2019 figure of $1.08 billion.

Tesla previously said it had delivered 499,550 vehicles in 2020, falling barely shy of its guidance for half a million vehicle deliveries in 2020. (Deliveries are the closest approximation of sales numbers disclosed by Tesla.) It produced 509,737 vehicles during the year.


Both deliveries and production numbers set a new record for the maturing electric car company, seen as a triumph in a year when auto sales and factory operations were dampened by a global pandemic.



Tesla also said it would begin producing its latest model -- a crossover SUV, the Model Y -- at new plants in Austin, Texas, and Brandenburg, Germany, in 2021 using the company’s own new battery cells, which Tesla unveiled at an annual shareholder meeting and battery presentation in September last year.

Today’s report is Tesla’s first since its addition to the S&P 500.

Tesla is currently building new factories in Austin, Texas, and Brandenburg, Germany, after quickly constructing and reaching a high volume of production at its last new plant in Shanghai.

Vehicle sales in China largely enabled Tesla to hit record deliveries in 2020. So did the introduction of a new crossover SUV, the Model Y, which Tesla began to produce in serious volumes in the first quarter last year out of its Fremont, California car plant.

By the period ending in September 2020, Tesla was making more Model Ys than Model 3s for US drivers, according to NHTSA records on light vehicle production. The company has not historically broken out sales numbers by region, or precise model. Instead it combines sales of Model Y and 3, and Model S and X.

Since Tesla’s third quarter earnings call in October 2020, the price of the company’s stock has more than doubled, giving it a market capitalization of more than $835 billion and making it the fifth-most valuable company in the U.S.

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