MONSTER WORLDWIDE INC COM USD0.001 (MWW)
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vendredi 29 avril 2011 - 18:34
Monster Worldwide : corrige fortement
Bourse - Monster Worldwide
Le titre Monster Worldwide chute de 7% à Wall Street, à 16,53$...
Monster Worldwide : US6117421072
vendredi 29 avril 2011 - 07:58
Monster : maigre bénéfice
Bourse - Monster Worldwide
Monster Worldwide, le leader du recrutement en ligne, a annoncé hier soir ses comptes du 1er trimestre clos fin mars 2011, affichant des revenus de...
Monster Worldwide : US6117421072
MONSTER : SÉANCE MONSTRUEUSE !
Monster plonge de 19% désormais sur le Nyse à 17,2$ dans un volume très épais. Le leader du recrutement via Internet a délivré en effet des prévisions décevantes en marge de ses publications trimestrielles. Après une forte hausse des revenus T4, les recettes du 1er trimestre fiscal juste entamé sont attendues inférieures au consensus.
Le bénéfice net du dernier trimestre 2010 a été tout juste positif à 0,5 M$, contre une perte de 2 M$ un an avant. Le bpa est attendu entre 1 et 4 cents sur le T1, contre 3 cents de consensus. Les revenus trimestriels ont grimpé de 20% à 255 M$. Les charges liées à l'acquisition de HotJobs ont affecté cependant la rentabilité. Sur l'exercice, Monster a perdu 32 M$ et 27 cents par titre, contre 19 M$ de bénéfices un an avant. Pour 2011, les revenus sont anticipés à 1,1 Md$ sur un bpa de 36-48 cents. Le consensus était de 45 cents de bpa et 1,12 Md$ de ventes.
vendredi 28 janvier 2011 - 16:21
Monster : séance monstrueuse !
Bourse - Monster Worldwide
Monster plonge de 19% désormais sur le Nyse à 17,2$ dans un volume très épais...
Monster Worldwide : US6117421072
Le bénéfice net du dernier trimestre 2010 a été tout juste positif à 0,5 M$, contre une perte de 2 M$ un an avant. Le bpa est attendu entre 1 et 4 cents sur le T1, contre 3 cents de consensus. Les revenus trimestriels ont grimpé de 20% à 255 M$. Les charges liées à l'acquisition de HotJobs ont affecté cependant la rentabilité. Sur l'exercice, Monster a perdu 32 M$ et 27 cents par titre, contre 19 M$ de bénéfices un an avant. Pour 2011, les revenus sont anticipés à 1,1 Md$ sur un bpa de 36-48 cents. Le consensus était de 45 cents de bpa et 1,12 Md$ de ventes.
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130.036.000
2.027,16 M € (prévisions 2011)
Communication Médias Multimédias
SP500
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NYSE Euronext (Etats-Unis)
2.027,16 M € (prévisions 2011)
Communication Médias Multimédias
SP500
Main Market
NYSE Euronext (Etats-Unis)
Activité
Monster Worldwide est le n° 1 mondial du recrutement sur Internet. Le CA par activité se répartit comme suit : - exploitation de sites de recrutement (85,4% ; n° 1 mondial) : publication d'offres d'emplois et de bases de données de CV ; - prestations de services de communication en ressources humaines (14,6%) : prestations de conseil, conception et réalisation de campagnes de recrutement, publication d'annonces de recrutement, etc. La répartition géographique du CA est la suivante : Etats-Unis (57,6%), Allemagne (8%) et autres (34,4%).
Site Web de la société : http://www.monsterworldwide.com
Compte de résultat
| En milliers d'euros | 12/2005 | 12/2006 | 12/2007 | 12/2008 | 12/2009 |
| Chiffre d'affaires | 744 758 | 842 678 | 1 019 740 | 1 013 943 | 683 048 |
| Coût des ventes | ND | ND | ND | ND | ND |
| Frais de personnel | 322 398 | 310 794 | ND | ND | ND |
| Résultat opérationnel | 133 129 | 173 462 | 162 029 | 128 253 | -6 649 |
| Impôts | 48 436 | 66 151 | 63 841 | 41 207 | -28 587 |
| Résultat net | 81 071 | 28 024 | 110 477 | 94 172 | 14 282 |
| RN part du groupe | 81 071 | 28 024 | 110 477 | 94 172 | 14 282 |
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We recently reiterated our Neutral recommendation on Monster Worldwide Inc., (MWW - Analyst Report).
Monster earlier reported better-than-expected results for the third quarter and provided a strong outlook for the fourth quarter and year 2011. Earnings estimates have gone up in the last sixty days and the company is expected to return to profitability in 2011. Monster expects bookings and revenue, inclusive of HotJobs, to grow in the range of 20% – 25% in 2011.
Monster recently acquired HotJobs from Yahoo (YHOO). HotJobs is a leading online recruitment website. The acquisition should strengthen Monster's position in the online job market and global recruitment resources. Along with an expanding customer base, Monster will now have access to roughly 62% of the US Internet population (130 million). Monster will also expand its newspaper partnerships from 400 to 1000 with the addition of 600 HotJobs daily and weekly newspapers providing local reach in all 50 states.
Monster is well positioned to capitalize on the eventual improvement in economic conditions across the globe. With signs of a recovering economy, we expect companies to increase their recruitment through online vehicles such as Monster.com. Monster is seeing significant increases in renewal rates, repeat customers and new customers.
Asia continues to show more robust improvement in the job market than other parts of the globe. The new search technology by Monster – 6Sense – continues to gain traction and should develop business in the coming months. Monster also continues to focus on its new offering – Power Resume.
Monster is taking steps to diversify its customer base. It has traditionally targeted the enterprise market, or those businesses that are among the 1,500 largest organizations/ operations on a global basis. However, the company is now concentrating its efforts on expanding into the small-to-medium sized businesses (SMBs) with approximately 10 to 2,000 employees and operating primarily in local and regional markets.
We are encouraged by management’s recent efforts to revamp business by constantly introducing innovative products along with cost-reductions. Monster eliminated over $200 million of operating costs over the last three years.
Management continues to see signs of encouragement for its business, but volumes have to be strong enough to drive solid revenue growth similar to the pre-recession levels in early 2008. The impact of these positive developments would be felt in 2011 when we expect Monster to return to profitability.
We would like to wait a while before turning positive on the stock and, therefore, maintain a Neutral recommendation.
Monster earlier reported better-than-expected results for the third quarter and provided a strong outlook for the fourth quarter and year 2011. Earnings estimates have gone up in the last sixty days and the company is expected to return to profitability in 2011. Monster expects bookings and revenue, inclusive of HotJobs, to grow in the range of 20% – 25% in 2011.
Monster recently acquired HotJobs from Yahoo (YHOO). HotJobs is a leading online recruitment website. The acquisition should strengthen Monster's position in the online job market and global recruitment resources. Along with an expanding customer base, Monster will now have access to roughly 62% of the US Internet population (130 million). Monster will also expand its newspaper partnerships from 400 to 1000 with the addition of 600 HotJobs daily and weekly newspapers providing local reach in all 50 states.
Monster is well positioned to capitalize on the eventual improvement in economic conditions across the globe. With signs of a recovering economy, we expect companies to increase their recruitment through online vehicles such as Monster.com. Monster is seeing significant increases in renewal rates, repeat customers and new customers.
Asia continues to show more robust improvement in the job market than other parts of the globe. The new search technology by Monster – 6Sense – continues to gain traction and should develop business in the coming months. Monster also continues to focus on its new offering – Power Resume.
Monster is taking steps to diversify its customer base. It has traditionally targeted the enterprise market, or those businesses that are among the 1,500 largest organizations/ operations on a global basis. However, the company is now concentrating its efforts on expanding into the small-to-medium sized businesses (SMBs) with approximately 10 to 2,000 employees and operating primarily in local and regional markets.
We are encouraged by management’s recent efforts to revamp business by constantly introducing innovative products along with cost-reductions. Monster eliminated over $200 million of operating costs over the last three years.
Management continues to see signs of encouragement for its business, but volumes have to be strong enough to drive solid revenue growth similar to the pre-recession levels in early 2008. The impact of these positive developments would be felt in 2011 when we expect Monster to return to profitability.
We would like to wait a while before turning positive on the stock and, therefore, maintain a Neutral recommendation.
