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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Shares of GameStop Corp
NEW YORK — Shares of GameStop Corp., the world's largest videogame retailer, slid 5 percent in premarket trading Monday after an analyst predicted its second-quarter results would fall short and the company would have to cut its guidance.
Wedbust Morgan analyst Michael Pachter said in a note to investors that GameStop results on Thursday are expected to be well below its own estimates due to the total decline in sales in the U.S. videogame sector.
In May, GameStop said it anticipated a profit of 28 cents to 33 cents per share for the period ended Aug. 1. Pachter said a more likely profit is 26 cents per share. Wall Street analyst polled by Thomson Reuters expect profit of 30 cents per share.
GameStop shares fell $1.33, or 5 percent, to $25.11 in premarket trading.
Last week, market researcher NPD Group reported a 29 percent industry-wide drop in sales of game hardware, software and accessories, an even steeper decline than analysts were expecting.
Pachter also thinks European sales were also bad. He predicts same-store sales, a key retail metric that measures sales in stores open at least a year, will fall 19 percent. The company expects a drop of 8 to 11 percent, compared with growth of 20 percent a year earlier.
GameStop CEO Daniel DeMatteo has said the company faced "very strong comparisons period due to the unprecedented number of blockbuster titles released in the first half of 2008 and a significantly more brittle global economy." The company said it has seen strong sales of "Resident Evil 5" and "Street Fighter IV."
Pachter said the Grapevine, Texas, company will also likely have to cuts its guidance for the year. GameStop expects same-store sales to range from flat to 2 percent growth and profit of $2.83 and $2.93 per share. Pachter forecasts GameStop will earn $2.85 per share during its fiscal year, while Wall Street's average earnings outlook calls for $2.81 per share.
However, Pachter said he expects an industry-wide rebound in game sales starting this month, and GameStop can look forward to a strong schedule of software and hardware releases later this year.
Wedbust Morgan analyst Michael Pachter said in a note to investors that GameStop results on Thursday are expected to be well below its own estimates due to the total decline in sales in the U.S. videogame sector.
In May, GameStop said it anticipated a profit of 28 cents to 33 cents per share for the period ended Aug. 1. Pachter said a more likely profit is 26 cents per share. Wall Street analyst polled by Thomson Reuters expect profit of 30 cents per share.
GameStop shares fell $1.33, or 5 percent, to $25.11 in premarket trading.
Last week, market researcher NPD Group reported a 29 percent industry-wide drop in sales of game hardware, software and accessories, an even steeper decline than analysts were expecting.
Pachter also thinks European sales were also bad. He predicts same-store sales, a key retail metric that measures sales in stores open at least a year, will fall 19 percent. The company expects a drop of 8 to 11 percent, compared with growth of 20 percent a year earlier.
GameStop CEO Daniel DeMatteo has said the company faced "very strong comparisons period due to the unprecedented number of blockbuster titles released in the first half of 2008 and a significantly more brittle global economy." The company said it has seen strong sales of "Resident Evil 5" and "Street Fighter IV."
Pachter said the Grapevine, Texas, company will also likely have to cuts its guidance for the year. GameStop expects same-store sales to range from flat to 2 percent growth and profit of $2.83 and $2.93 per share. Pachter forecasts GameStop will earn $2.85 per share during its fiscal year, while Wall Street's average earnings outlook calls for $2.81 per share.
However, Pachter said he expects an industry-wide rebound in game sales starting this month, and GameStop can look forward to a strong schedule of software and hardware releases later this year.
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