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That made the horrendous downward revision delivered by Estee Lauder's management team extremely disappointing. Estee Lauder did offer up a new "Profit Recovery Plan," but the impact is not expected to kick in until fiscal years 2025 and 2026. Organic sales are expected to decline 10% to 8%, below the 3.6% estimate. Profit recovery plan Management attempted to mitigate investor frustration by announced a turnaround strategy. Quarterly commentary Skin care — Estee Lauder's highest-margin category — remained under pressure, primarily due to ongoing efforts to reduce and rebalance inventory levels in the Asia travel retail business.
Persons: Estee Lauder, Estee, Fabrizio Freda, we've, Tom Ford, Jim Cramer's, Jim Cramer, Jim Organizations: Revenue, Outlook Management, Management, CNBC, daimaru, Getty Locations: China, Israel, Asia, Americas, Pacific, Europe, East, Africa, North America, United States, America, Mexico, Brazil, Nanjing, Shanghai
Excluding these AI-related sales, semiconductor sales have largely stabilized around the $6 billion level and management continues to think that a "soft landing" is still in the cards. In fact, networking revenue was up 20% versus the year ago period and now represents 40% of revenue at the company's semiconductor segment. Elsewhere within semiconductor solutions, wireless revenues (24% of segment revenue) were flat year-over-year, as was revenue for server storage connectivity (17% of segment revenue). Broadband sales (16% of segment revenue) moderated to 1% year-over-year growth following nine-consecutive quarters of double-digit growth. Industrial sales (about 3% of segment revenue) were down 3% year-over-year.
Persons: Hock Tan, Tan, Jim Cramer's, Jim Cramer, Jim, Broadcom Lucas Jackson Organizations: Semiconductor, Broadcom, Revenue, VMWare, Club, Management, Outlook Management, CNBC
Humana is set to soar in 2023 after delivering strong Q4
  + stars: | 2023-02-01 | by ( Zev Fima | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +7 min
Health insurer Humana (HUM) on Wednesday reported a stellar fourth quarter and provided a robust full-year outlook, setting the Club holding up for significant growth in 2023. Outlook Management guided for full year 2023 adjusted earnings-per-share to be at least $28, in line with analysts' forecasts. The 2023 benefits expense ratio range of 86.3% to 87.3% is slightly above the 86.3% ratio predicted by analysts, at the midpoint. But given the company already expects to be above the industry growth rate in 2023, Humana is ahead of expectations — bolstering the Club's confidence in the achievability its long-term outlook. But Humana's management only said they're still "reviewing the final rule and considering its impact."
Operating income fell 91% to $83 million mostly due to higher than expected losses from the Direct-to-Consumer business. In better news, Disney ended Q4 with 164.2 million Disney+ subscribers, up 12.1 million from the prior quarter and well above estimates of about 160.45 million. Bundling has a negative effect on ARPUs, and Disney said Tuesday evening that bundled and multiproduct offerings now make up over 40% of domestic Disney+ subscribers. In terms of subscribers, Disney sees core Disney+ subscribers slightly increasing in its first quarter, though Disney+ Hotstar is expected to lose subs due to the absence of the Indian Premier League Cricket rights. After checking consensus estimates, this is a terrible miss compared to expectations of sales growing by 11% and operating income increasing by 17%.
Full-year 2022 guidance was in-line with the updated outlook provided at the health insurer's September investor day. But we did get some commentary looking ahead to 2023 that pushed the stock 2% higher in Wednesday's down market. The Q3 benefits expense ratio in the quarter was 86.5%, down (again, lower is better), down from 88.1% in the year ago period. The Q3 benefits expense ratio in the quarter saw significant improvement, falling to 78.7% from 86.4% last year. Outlook Management affirmed their adjusted full-year 2022 EPS outlook of approximately $25 per share, representing 21% annual growth versus 2021 an in-line with expectations.
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