CNO's Q1 Earnings Report: Crucial Metrics SpeakVMLINUX użytkowصند

For the quarter ending March 2025, CNO Financial (CNO) announced revenues totaling $1.01 billion, marking a decrease of 12.6% compared to the previous year. In contrast, their earnings per share (EPS) stood at $0.79 for this recent period, up from $0.52 recorded during the corresponding time last year.

The stated revenue is compared to the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $961.36 million, showing a positive variance of 5.15%. However, the company hasn’t met expectations for earnings per share (EPS), as the consensus EPS estimate stood at $0.79.

As investors keenly observe the yearly differences in main figures—such as revenue and profits—and assess these against what analysts predict on Wall Street to decide their subsequent moves, certain crucial indicators consistently offer a clearer picture of a corporation’s true operational health.

Given their significant impact on both revenue and profit figures, contrasting these indicators against those from the previous year along with analyst estimates allows investors to more accurately forecast how a stock might perform in terms of pricing.

This shows how CNO fared during the recently reported quarter concerning the key performance indicators closely tracked and forecasted by Wall Street analysts.

Insurance policy income $650.70 million versus the $651.36 million average forecast from three analysts. This figure reflects a yearly increase of 3.6%.
Insurance Product Margin- Annuity :$54.50 million compared to an average estimate of $60.39 million from two analysts.
Insurance Product Margin- Life : $68.20 million compared to the $52.37 million average forecast from two analysts.
Insurance Product Margin- Health :$126.20 million compared to the average forecast of $127.96 million from two analysts.

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Over the last month, shares of CNO have declined by 4.6%, compared to the Zacks S&P 500 Composite's decrease of 4.3%. Currently, the stock holds a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), suggesting it might match the overall market performance in the coming period.

The article was initially published on Zacks Investment Research (Romero.my.id).