Ryanair ADR reported fourth-quarter EPS of –$0.62, slightly below the consensus of –$0.60, while revenue of $2.59 billion topped forecasts of $2.36 billion. The stock closed at $50.00, up 9.8 % over three months and 7.1 % over the past year.
Investors looking to gauge Ryanair’s financial health and market valuation can refer to FMP’s Ratios TTM API for up-to-date trailing-twelve-month metrics such as P/E, EV/EBITDAR, and return on equity—key measures for assessing post-earnings shifts in investor sentiment.
Despite the EPS shortfall, Ryanair’s robust revenue performance underscores strong demand for air travel in Europe. Credit-quality metrics from FMP’s Company Rating & Information API show that Ryanair maintains an investment-grade profile, helping the carrier secure favorable financing for fleet expansion and fuel hedges even amid margin pressures.
Key Takeaways:
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Revenue Upside: Beating sales estimates signals pricing power and higher load factors despite softer ancillary sales.
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Earnings Revision Watch: One positive EPS revision in 90 days suggests analysts are cautiously bullish on margin recovery.
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Valuation Lens: Use the Ratios TTM API to track any re-rating in multiples following these mixed results.
By blending real-time ratio analysis with credit-rating insights, stakeholders can better position around Ryanair’s next guidance update and fleet-growth targets.
