Trip.com's Long-term Revenue Likely Pressured by Compliance Measures

Dow Jones06-26 12:54

0454 GMT - Trip.com's revenue over the long term is likely to be weighed down by new compliance measures, says Morningstar's Kai Wang in a note. The online travel company is upgrading its operational practices to align with updated industry standards and compliance frameworks, which could be a factor for near-term revenue pressure, the analyst says. Such upgrades could become the norm in the long term as industry standards evolve. Trip.com's domestic air and ground transportation revenue is estimated to decline 25% on-year in the June quarter, on account of its curtailed value-added services. Morningstar cuts fair-value estimates on Trip.com's ADRs to $63.00 from $70.00. The ADRs last closed 12.5% lower at $40.49. (megan.cheah@wsj.com)

 

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