Netflix announced its quarterly results, with shares rising 4.5% to $1,017 in after-hours trading after the streaming giant exceeded first-quarter expectations for both revenue and operating margin.
It’s worth noting that Netflix does not intend to pay dividends, instead prioritizing profitable growth by reinvesting in the business.
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), on the other hand, dipped slightly last Tuesday despite strong earnings and an upgraded outlook, as tariff concerns weighed on investor sentiment. However, the stock ended the week higher.
Heineken NV, one of the world’s largest brewers, will be increasing its dividend amid the ongoing trade war. The company recently reaffirmed its full-year outlook, remaining unchanged despite volatile consumer behaviour and geopolitical uncertainty.
Meanwhile, as automakers position themselves for the U.S. market, Ferrari announced it will not be shifting production to the United States.
Stellantis - owner of brands like Jeep, Fiat, and Peugeot - is also set to pay a cash dividend, with the last day to trade (LDT) falling this week.
Tesla, the electric vehicle pioneer, is scheduled to announce its earnings this week - an event expected to set the tone for the broader EV market.
Furthermore, Boeing, Alphabet, Intel, PepsiCo, Vertiv, Check Point Software Technologies, and Chipotle are also set to report earnings this week.
Here's the full list for this week.
United States
Dell Technologies Inc will be paying $0.52 per share.
Fastenal Co will be paying $0.44 per share.
United Kingdom
Legal & General Group PLC will be paying £0.15 per share.
Europe
Heineken NV will be paying €1.17 per share.
ING Groep N.V. will be paying €0.71 per share.
ASML Holding NV will be paying €1.84 per share.
BE Semiconductor Industries NV BESI will be paying €2.18 per share.
Bayer AG will be paying €0.11 per share.
Continental AG will be paying €2.50 per share.
Akzo Nobel NV will be paying €1.54 per share.
South Africa
Wilson Bayly Holmes - Ovcon Limited will be paying R3.00 per share.
Absa Group Limited will be paying R7.75 per share.
Thungela Resources Limited will be paying R11.00 per share.
Choppies Enterprises Limited will be paying 1.6 thebe per share.
STADIO Group Limited will be paying R0.15 per share.
CA Sales Holdings Limited will be paying R0.24 per share.
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