Stock Track | Astrana Health Plummets Nearly 15% on Massive Q3 Earnings Miss

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Astrana Health (ASTH) shares plummeted 14.90% in pre-market trading on Friday, following the release of its disappointing third-quarter earnings report. The healthcare facilities and services provider reported earnings that fell far short of analyst expectations, triggering a significant sell-off among investors.

According to the company's latest financial results, Astrana Health reported adjusted earnings of just 1 cent per share for the quarter ended September 30, dramatically lower than the mean expectation of 44 cents per share from nine analysts. This result also represents a substantial drop from the 33 cents per share reported in the same quarter last year. The company's reported net income for the quarter was a mere $373,000, painting a grim picture of its profitability.

While Astrana's revenue rose 99.7% to $956.05 million, slightly beating the analyst consensus of $952.79 million, it wasn't enough to offset concerns about the company's bottom line. The earnings miss marks the fourth consecutive quarter that Astrana Health has failed to meet analyst expectations, potentially raising questions about the company's financial management and future outlook. Despite the stock's previous gains of 17.7% this quarter and 5.8% year-to-date, today's pre-market plunge suggests a significant shift in investor sentiment following this earnings report.

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