not one red cent ~NORC~
5 years ago
NLOKβs operating margin was positive on the trailing 12 months basis, remaining steady at 13.20%, while the operating expenses over the recent quarter were at $453.0 million. This represented a 26.7% of the companyβs total revenues which amounted $618.0 million. With this in place, we can see that the companyβs diluted EPS inclined $0.55 on the year-over-year period, shrinking to -$0.03 as given in the last earnings report.
In terms of the balance sheet & cash flow as of (Mar 2020), the total assets figure advanced to $18.55 billion from $16.23 billion over the previous quarter. Short term investments amounted to $119.0 million while total current assets were at $13.57 billion. The cash flow from operating activities totaled $905.0 million, significantly lower than the $948.0 million reported in the year-ago quarter. The companyβs free cash flow for the quarter was $819.0 million.
Insider activity
Insiders have transacted a total of 15 times at NortonLifeLock Inc. over the last 6 months, with insider purchases undertaken 7 times and accounting for 336,307 shares. Insider sales totaled 45,124 shares over the same period, with these deals completed in 8 transactions. Looking at these numbers, we realize that net purchases over that period are -1.0 shares. Insiders now hold a total of 6.11M shares after the latest sales, with -72.80% net shares purchased.
Major holders
Insiders own 0.40% of the company shares, while shares held by institutions stand at 97.90% with a share float percentage of 580.66M. Investors are also buoyed by the number of investors in a company, with NortonLifeLock Inc. having a total of 770 institutions that hold shares in the company. The top two institutional holders are Capital World Investors with over 65.37 million shares worth more than $1.67 billion. As of Dec 30, 2019, Capital World Investors held 10.89% of shares outstanding.
The other major institutional holder is Vanguard Group, Inc. (The), with the investment firm holding over 64.29 million shares as of Dec 30, 2019. The firmβs total holdings are worth over $1.64 billion and represent 10.71% of shares outstanding.
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pottsvision
5 years ago
After hours was beautiful - tomorrow we'll see if those buying overpower those taking profits... profit taking would be expected, but so would a large % of dividend recipients (as well as wall flowers avoiding the "risk" of holding into earnings) waiting for this ER before entry. Remember some speculation about a big selloff after the "dip", and some rather foolish weak hands posted ALL CAPS HYSTERICAL MESSAGES ABOUT LOSING SO MUCH !!! WHY IS IT DOWN!!! SELL SELL!!!... fortunately the institutional buyers were buying block after block of 1000+ shares and it was a nice run into earnings... was a nice run up to the special div too - glad I picked up some shares prior (tax consequences aside, though this makes selling losers sting less) after hours today explains/validates that institutional buying.
Another green day/close over 19 would be plausible... a dip could come, as well, but the ER was strong enough and the regular divvy sufficient to earn 20+ in the upcoming weeks (days?)... this could be a solid long term hold, from my cost basis its ~3% yield (longer term holders are sitting pretty right now!) and a double is far from out of the question if the rest of this year shows solid profitability and the company proves it can expand its customer base... the addressable market is essentially anyone who logs onto their bank account online - the suite of services is actually pretty solid and the price is well within the bounds of the "insurance" being purchased. My "survey" of a few random people indicated they were at least aware of this company - that is significant... also it is tempting for me to take advantage of their services - also significant.
leftovers
5 years ago
Nice earnings big jump after hours today printing 18.5!
Third Quarter Financial Highlights from Continuing Operations
Revenue was $618 million, compared to $615 million a year ago
GAAP diluted EPS was $0.55, compared to ($0.03) a year ago
Non-GAAP diluted EPS was $0.25, compared to $0.16 a year ago
Reported billings growth of 4% year-over-year
βWe drove better-than-expected results in our first quarter as NortonLifeLock and delivered sequential customer growth for the first time in over two years,β said Vincent Pilette, NortonLifeLockβs CEO. βOur ambition is to protect everyoneβs digital life in a hyper-connected world with constantly evolving cyber threats. With our Norton 360 membership plans, we offer trusted protection for consumersβ devices, identities, privacy, and homes. Now that we are emerging from the Enterprise sale and accelerating the transition to a pure-play leader in consumer Cyber Safety, we are excited about our future.β