Costco shares slip after quarterly revenue misses despite $6.75 EPS beat
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Costco's shares fell after hours as fiscal Q4 results were mixed: EPS beat expectations, but revenue missed and membership fee income disappointed for a third straight quarter, pointing to softer monetization amid economic headwinds. Management also cited tariff refunds as a non-recurring profit tailwind, while the lack of a special dividend may temper shareholder return expectations. Near-term focus shifts to traffic, pricing, and renewal trends.
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Costco reported mixed quarterly results, with earnings per share of $6.75 topping expectations. Quarterly revenue came in at $93.87 billion, below the $94.97 billion forecast by analysts. Membership fee revenue rose to $1.5 billion but missed the $1.8 billion estimate. Analysts had also penciled in $302.3 billion in annual revenue.
