On November 4, SAP SE rose 3.04% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $237.3/share, with turnover of $9.2454 million.
The move aligns with recent follow-through from the company’s late-October quarterly results and a subsequent analyst view that durable backlog growth is helping ease demand concerns.
In its latest quarterly report released on October 21, SAP SE posted adjusted EPS of $2.18 on sales of $11.820 billion, both above consensus estimates of $2.03 and $11.490 billion. The company also reported revenue of 10.27 billion euros, up from 9.08 billion euros a year earlier, while adjusted non-IFRS earnings rose to 1.89 euros from 1.59 euros and exceeded the 1.81-euro expectation. Management also raised its outlook for total revenue to 36.3 billion to 36.8 billion euros.
Additional support came from an October 23 analyst note indicating that SAP SE’s durable backlog growth is mitigating demand concerns, although cloud margin pressure remains due to higher artificial intelligence costs.
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