McDonald’s announced Q4 2015 for a net profit of 1.21 billion dollars, or $ 1.31 per share.
That’s up from $ 1.1 billion, or $ 1.13 per share, in the same period last year.
Revenue declined from 6.57 to 6.34 billion dollars.
FactSet consensus showed according to MarketWatch $ 1.23 per share in earnings of revenues of 6.24 billion dollars.
So-called ‘same-store sales “rose 5.0 percent in the quarter, against a consensus of 3.2 percent.
McDonald’s exceeds 3, 1 percent to $ 122.19 in pre-trading on Wall Street, and is thus likely to open the all-time high.
On these levels is fast food giant priced at $ 112.3 billion, or over 980 billion Norwegian kroner.
More about numbers here.
McDonald’s – and the two fusion comrades Johnson and Tyco International – are still in the minority on Wall Street, where Monday’s marked fall in oil prices pointing towards a negative start to the day’s trading.
The Dow Jones futures are currently down 0.39 percent, the Nasdaq futures 0.36 percent, while the S & amp; P 500 futures fall 0.42 percent.
Heavy oil stocks look so red.
ExxonMobil falling 1.1 percent in pre-trading, Chevron one percent, while Schlumberger returning 1.3 percent.
Follow pre-trading here.
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