Robinhood exceeds revenue expectations with strong fourth-quarter results

In the United States, several companies reported their quarterly financial results on February 13, 2025, with notable movements in premarket trading. Robinhood, the digital trading platform, experienced a significant rally of 13% after announcing a revenue of $1.01 billion for the fourth quarter, surpassing the analysts' expectation of $944.6 million. In addition to this positive report, Robinhood's full year revenue also exceeded forecasts with a total reaching $4.35 billion. On the other hand, Trade Desk faced a sharp decline, with shares plunging by 29% due to disappointing quarterly revenue results. The company's reported sales of $741 million fell short of the LSEG consensus estimate of $759 million. Trade Desk's cautious guidance for the first quarter also alarmed investors, forecasting revenues of at least $575 million, below the expected $592 million. Dutch Bros demonstrated resilience as it reported a profit of $0.07 per share on $343 million in revenue, comfortably beating the analyst's expectations. Furthermore, the company provided an optimistic forecast for the full year 2025, projecting revenues between $1.555 billion and $1.575 billion, indicating a solid growth trajectory. More encouragingly, they see same-store sales climbing between 2% and 4% for the year. Meanwhile, beverage giant Molson Coors benefited from its strong quarterly results, with shares increasing nearly 7%. The company reported revenues of $2.74 billion, surpassing the expected $2.70 billion, contributing to positive sentiment among its investors. Sony also enjoyed a favorable reaction from the market, as its U.S.-listed shares gained more than 4% following positive fiscal third-quarter results, leading to an upgrade in guidance for the full year. In contrast, Kraft Heinz experienced a downturn with a 1.6% drop due to downgrades from major analysts following poor fourth-quarter revenue results.