SAP SE quarterly figures: expert forecasts and analysis of financial results
According to a report from www.finanzen.net, SAP SE is expected to publish the financial figures for the quarter ended December 31, 2023 on January 24, 2024. Estimates from 16 analysts indicate that SAP SE is expected to record earnings of an average of EUR 1.61 per share in the last quarter, compared to EUR 1.00 per share in the previous year. In terms of revenue, SAP SE is expected to have posted an average of EUR 8.36 billion in the last quarter, which corresponds to a decline of 0.94 percent compared to the previous year's result. There are also estimates from 27 analysts for the recently ended fiscal year, which indicate an average...

SAP SE quarterly figures: expert forecasts and analysis of financial results
According to a report by www.finanzen.net, SAP SE is expected to publish the financial figures for the quarter ended December 31, 2023 on January 24, 2024.
Estimates from 16 analysts indicate that SAP SE is expected to record earnings of an average of EUR 1.61 per share in the last quarter, compared to EUR 1.00 per share in the previous year. In terms of revenue, SAP SE is expected to have posted an average of EUR 8.36 billion in the last quarter, which corresponds to a decline of 0.94 percent compared to the previous year's result.
There are also estimates from 27 analysts for the recently ended fiscal year, indicating an average profit of EUR 5.22 per share and sales of EUR 31.10 billion. This compares to EUR4.08 per share and EUR30.87 billion in revenue in the previous period.
Based on these numbers, investors and the market as a whole could react to SAP SE's economy. Higher-than-expected earnings and sales could send a positive signal to investors and lead to a rise in the stock price. Conversely, worse-than-expected numbers could unsettle investors and lead to a decline in the share price.
It remains to be seen how the actual numbers will impact the market, consumers and the industry. The publication of the financial figures is therefore eagerly awaited.
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