On November 5, MercadoLibre fell 9.62% in Regular Trading, trading at $1535.7 per share, with turnover of $287 million.
The move followed a mixed third-quarter report and subsequent analyst target cuts, even though revenue topped expectations and the company continued to post strong operating growth across e-commerce and fintech.
For the quarter reported on November 4, MercadoLibre posted revenue of $10.75 billion, above consensus near $10.66 billion to $10.69 billion, while EPS of $8.83 missed expectations of about $9.27. Reported operating details remained strong: Brazil GMV grew 36%, monthly active users rose 29%, assets under management increased 67%, and the credit portfolio reached $19.0 billion, up 62%, with the 15-90 day delinquency ratio stable at 7%. Even so, the earnings miss and lower analyst forecasts appeared to dominate investor reaction, pushing the stock sharply lower.
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