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UTi Worldwide's Dual Mishap Unveiled in Graphic Detail

UTi Worldwide's Q1 earnings report for the period ending April 30th, 20XX, showed the company failing to meet revenue and earnings per share expectations compared to estimates.

UTi Worldwide's Troublesome Mishaps Exposed in Graphic Detail
UTi Worldwide's Troublesome Mishaps Exposed in Graphic Detail

UTi Worldwide's Dual Mishap Unveiled in Graphic Detail

UTi Worldwide, a leading global logistics and supply chain management company, reported its Q1 earnings on June 8, 20XX. The results showed a 50% year-over-year increase in GAAP EPS, reaching $0.12 per share, although it fell short of the estimated $0.16 per share. GAAP reported sales for the quarter were 4.2% lower than the prior-year quarter's $1.20 billion, amounting to $1.15 billion.

However, the company missed estimates on both revenues and earnings per share, with revenues coming in lower than the estimated $1.24 billion. The quarterly periods are on a basis of dollars in millions.

Despite the miss on estimates, UTi Worldwide's margins improved across the board for Q1. This improvement could signal a positive trend for the company's financial performance moving forward.

In terms of stock performance, UTi Worldwide's shares have a three-star rating at Motley Fool CAPS. Out of 105 members at Motley Fool CAPS, 96 have rated the stock as outperform, while 9 have rated it as underperform. Among CAPS All-Star picks, 36 out of 38 recommend UTi Worldwide as an outperform.

Looking ahead, the average EPS estimate for UTi Worldwide next year is $0.93, with the average estimate for the next quarter standing at $0.26. The next quarter's average estimate for UTi Worldwide's revenue is $1.30 billion, while next year's average estimate for UTi Worldwide's revenue is $5.07 billion.

Of Wall Street recommendations tracked by S&P Capital IQ, the average opinion on UTi Worldwide is outperform, with an average price target of $19.38. Non-GAAP figures may vary to maintain comparability with estimates.

It is worth noting that the new CEO of UTI Worldwide since June 8 is not available in the current search results. However, Vetri Subramaniam is appointed as the next MD and CEO of UTI Asset Management Company effective February 1, 2026, succeeding Imtaiyazur Rahman.

All data in this article is sourced from S&P Capital IQ.

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