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Millrose Properties posts $0.76 GAAP EPS, revenue falls short at $196.9 million

Aug. 4. Millrose Properties reported GAAP earnings per share of $0.76 for the period, topping analyst expectations by $0.01. Revenue of $196.9 million fell $5.77 million short of consensus estimates, the company disclosed.

By Amara Diallo2 min read
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Aug. 4. Millrose Properties reported GAAP earnings per share of $0.76 for the period, topping analyst expectations by $0.01. Revenue of $196.9 million fell $5.77 million short of consensus estimates, the company disclosed.

Earnings beat, revenue miss

The per-share figure cleared the consensus by one cent. Revenue came in below projections. Millrose Properties' $196.9 million top line trailed analyst estimates by $5.77 million, leaving the period with a split result: a beat at the earnings level, a miss on sales.

What the release shows

The reported GAAP earnings per share was $0.76. Analyst estimates had called for $0.01 less. Revenue of $196.9 million and the corresponding $5.77 million shortfall to the consensus were the two headline figures from the period's disclosure. The release, as reviewed, contained no breakdown of revenue components or forward guidance figures.


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