Bristol-Myers Squibb (NYSE:BMY) recently announced strong earnings results, which were well-received by the market. The company exhibited a healthy accrual ratio of -0.11, indicating excellent cash conversion where free cash flow significantly exceeded reported profit, despite a decline in free cash flow over the last year. Additionally, unusual items totaling US$6.7 billion reduced reported profit, suggesting that the underlying earnings power of the company may be better than its statutory profit suggests.
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We Like Bristol-Myers Squibb's (NYSE:BMY) Earnings For More Than Just Statutory Profit
Bristol-Myers Squibb (NYSE:BMY) recently announced strong earnings results, which were well-received by the market. The company exhibited a healthy accrual ratio of -0.11, indicating excellent cash conversion where free cash flow significantly exceeded reported profit, despite a decline in free cash flow over the last year. Additionally, unusual items totaling US$6.7 billion reduced reported profit, suggesting that the underlying earnings power of the company may be better than its statutory profit suggests.