
DR Horton (NYSE:DHI) reported fiscal Q2 EPS of
Xerox (NYSE:XRX) reported Q1 EPS of .23, topping estimates by a penny. Revenues in the quarter came in at .5 billion, vs. estimates of .45 billion. Ursula Burns, Xerox chairman and chief executive officer said, “Services now represents more than half of our total revenue and will continue to be the growth engine of our company as we expand our BPO offerings and strengthen our leadership in managed print services. Our first-quarter results reflect the successful execution of our strategy: accelerate services, grow our install base of Xerox color products, and efficiently operate our business to deliver strong earnings and shareholder value.” The company expects buying back 0 million -.1 billion of stock this year. The company expects 2Q adj. EPS 25c-28c incl. 1c-2c restructuring, vs. estimates of 26c.
.13, beating estimates by .09. Revenues in the quarter rose 28% year-over-year to 5 million, beating estimates by million. Donald R. Horton, Chairman of the Board, said, “Our homebuilding and financial services segments delivered strong operating results in our second quarter, and our strong sales pace has continued through the first half of April. Each of our regions reported increases in sales and pre-tax income compared to last year. Our net income in the second quarter increased 46%, and our sales, closings and backlog all increased year-over-year by double-digit percentages. Our homes closed increased 21% from the year ago quarter, while homebuilding SG&A only increased 3% as we leveraged our fixed cost structure. We ended the quarter with almost billion in homebuilding cash and marketable securities, even after increasing our homes in inventory and investing in land and lots. These results reflect that we are using our strong operating position to profitably grow our business in the current housing environment.” DR Horton (NYSE:DHI) has potential upside of 6.8% based on a current price of .38 and an average consensus analyst price target of .43.
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