Apple iPhone chip supplier Skyworks is among several big companies reporting after Thursday's market close. (Skyworks Solutions)
Several big caps are among the slew of companies reporting earnings after the market close Thursday, including Visa (V), Starbucks (SBUX), Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG), Apple (AAPL) supplier Skyworks Solutions (SWKS), PayPal (PYPL), Silicon Motion Technology (SIMO) and Schlumberger (SLB).
Visa
Estimates: Fiscal third quarter earnings per share down 11% from a year ago to 66 cents on a 3.6% increase in revenue to $3.646 billion.
Results: Adjusted EPS was 69 cents with revenue at $3.63 billion.
Visa also announced a new $5 billion buyback plan and said it sees fiscal 2016 revenue growth of 7%-8% to $14.85 billion to $14.99 billion, below consensus for $15.05 billion.
Shares rose slightly in after-hours action. Visa closed down 0.8% to 78.74 on the stock market today.
Starbucks
Estimates: Fiscal Q3 EPS up 17% to 49 cents and sales 9.2% higher at $5.33 billion.
Results: EPS ex items was 49 cents. Sales were $5.24 billion. U.S. same-store sales rose 4%. China comps climbed 7%.
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said the 4% U.S. comps gain was an "anomaly" and that the coffee giant should return to 5% or more soon.
Starbucks stock fell 3% in after-hours action to about 55, suggesting it may fall below the 50-day line at Friday's open after holding above that support level since late June. Shares closed up 0.1% at 57.60.
Chipotle Mexican Grill
Estimates: A 79% plunge in Q2 EPS to 93 cents on a 12.3% decline in revenue to $1.05 billion.
Results: EPS of 87 cents. Revenue was $998.4 million, down 16.6%. Same-store sales fell 23.4%, largely on fewer transactions. The company opened 58 new restaurants during the quarter.
July comps trends have improved somewhat, Chipotle said. Chipotle has introduced its first-ever rewards program, as well as a new menu item, chorizo sausage.
Chipotle Mexican Grill stock was down about 1.5% in volatile after-hours trading, near 426. Shares closed down 0.3% to 418.38.
Skyworks Solutions
Estimates: 10% drop in fiscal Q3 EPS to $1.21 on a 7.4% revenue decline to $750.2 million.
Results: Non-GAAP earnings were $1.24. Revenue was $751.7 million.
Skyworks sees Q4 EPS of $1.43 vs. views of $1.42. It projects revenue for Q4 will rise 10%-11% to about $831 million, roughly in line with consensus for $831.2 million. It also raised its dividend and began a stock buyback program.
Skyworks stock fell 6% in after-hours action. The Apple iPhone chip supplier rose 2.1% to 70.92 at the close.
PayPal
Estimates: Q2 EPS up 9% to 36 cents. Sales should be $2.598 billion, up 13%
Results: EPS was 36 cents.Sales were $2.65 billion.
PayPal raised its full-year revenue guidance. Visa and PayPal announced an alliance after the market close, as many had speculated. Visa cards will now be a payment option for PayPal users. The companies said their pact would make transactions more efficient and secure.
PayPal stock rose 2% in after-hours action. The e-payments specialist's stock closed up 0.4%.
Silicon Motion Technology
Estimates: Q2 earnings up 49% to 76 cents a share. Revenue should be $135.66 million, up about 56%.
Results: Q2 EPS of 86 cents ex items, up 68%. Revenue rose 61% to $140.7 million.
It was the third straight quarter of accelerating earnings and revenue growth.
Taiwan-based Silicon Motion easily topped views even after reporting strong preliminary results two weeks ago. Silicon Motion sees Q3 revenue up 0%-5% vs. Q2, suggesting a midpoint of about $139 million. Analysts had expected $130 million.
Shares of Silicon Motion, a maker of NAND flash memory controllers, rose about 2% late -- after the 6 p.m. ET release. The stock closed down 3% to 53.87 after hitting a record high on Wednesday.
Schlumberger
Estimates: EPS sliding down 76% to 21 cents on a 21% drop in revenue to $7.13 billion.
Results: EPS ex items was 23 cents. Revenue was $7.164 billion.
Schlumberger cut another 8,000 workers in Q2. But will oil recovering it's trying to take back customer discounts.
Schlumberger's stock was little changed in initial after-hours action. The oil field services giant's stock fell 0.7% to 80.02 at the close.
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