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Oatly Group AB reports results for the quarter ended September 30 - Earnings Summary
Oatly Group AB reported a quarterly adjusted loss of 86 cents per share, wider than the 68 cents analysts expected, while revenue rose 9.1% to $243.05 million, beating the $241.77 million estimate. The company posted a quarterly loss of $27.46 million.
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What happened
Oatly Group AB reported a quarterly adjusted loss of 86 cents per share, wider than the 68 cents analysts expected, while revenue rose 9.1% to $243.05 million, beating the $241.77 million estimate. The company posted a quarterly loss of $27.46 million.
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Global impact / market context
A wider-than-expected loss means Oatly lost more money per share than analysts forecast, even though sales grew. That gap between actual and expected results can pressure the shares, because investors price stocks on expectations and a miss signals costs or spending may be running above plan.
Analyst inference
The average analyst rating on Oatly shares is buy, with a median 12-month price target of $17.50, about 32.9% above the $11.75 last closing price. One analyst negatively revised an earnings estimate in the past 30 days.
Analyst inference
What to watch
- The mean earnings estimate of analysts rose about 13.6% over the last three months, while one analyst negatively revised an earnings estimate in the last 30 days, so watch whether forecast changes continue. Confirmed
- Watch whether Oatly narrows its per-share loss toward the 68-cent consensus in coming quarters, which would show cost control improving and could support the buy ratings and the $17.50 median price target. Proposed
- Because revenue beat expectations while the loss widened, watch whether sales growth is being purchased with higher costs, since that squeeze on profit per sale would matter more to investors than the top-line beat. Analyst inference
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