Luxury electric vehicle maker Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA)
failed to wow investors when it reported first-quarter results last
week. A sell-off followed that took the stock down to a technically
critical level.
Purely looking at the numbers, Tesla did well. The company came in
with non-GAAP EPS of $713 million, which handsomely beat expectations of
$699 million. Tesla also beat on the bottom line, reporting earnings
per share (EPS) of $0.12 versus the $0.10 estimated by analysts. In the
quarter, Tesla delivered 6,457 cars, slightly beating its guidance of
6,400, and it produced a record 7,535 vehicles. (more)
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