Meta's EPS at $6.43 in Q1, beats expectations
- Meta Platforms reported $42.31 billion in revenue and $6.43 earnings per share for Q1 2025, exceeding analyst expectations.
- The strong revenue and profit beats came despite concerns about tariff-induced economic uncertainty affecting advertising budgets.
- Meta raised its 2025 capital expenditure guidance to $64 billion-$72 billion, reflecting increased investments in AI and data centers.
- Mark Zuckerberg shared that the company has begun the year positively, with ongoing growth in its user base and solid business performance.
- Meta faces a significant FTC trial over Instagram and WhatsApp acquisitions and may need to modify its ad model due to new EU regulations.
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Meta's strong ad sales dampen tariff-induced fears
(Reuters) -Meta Platforms rode strong advertising performance to beat analysts' revenue estimates for the first quarter and match expectations for the next quarter on Wednesday, assuaging concerns from investors over tariff-related economic growth fears.
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