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Profits of 6 cents per share anticipated for second quarter

13 September 202102:51 a.m. All figures in US dollars. 
Rise Education Cayman Ltd is expected to show an increase in
its second quarter earnings to 6 cents​ per share according to
the single analyst providing an estimate for the quarter. ​  
 
RECOMMENDATIONS 
* The consensus recommendation for the company is "Strong Buy".
This includes one "Strong Buy",  one "Buy". 
* The average consensus recommendation for the miscellaneous
educational service providers peer group is  "Buy". 
 
FORECAST CHANGES
* One analyst is currently providing Refinitiv with estimates. 
* In the last week there have been no earnings estimate
revisions by analysts covering the company. There were no
changes to the number of estimates.
* In the last four weeks the earnings per share estimate   is
unchanged from 6 cents.   to a low of 6 cents.  There has been
no changes to the number of estimates.
* The StarMine predicted earnings surprise is too low to be
considered statistically significant. Predicted revenue surprise
is not available.
* The price target from the one analyst providing an estimate is
$4.65.
 
YEAR OVER YEAR
* No estimated revenue figure is available.
* The current quarter consensus estimate of  6 cents per share  
implies a gain of 149.02 percent from the same quarter last
year when the company reported -13 cents per share.
* Previous quarterly performance (using preferred earnings
measure)
 QUARTER ENDING    ESTIMATE       ACTUAL         BEAT, MET,
                                                 MISSED
 Jun. 30 2021      0.26           0.29           Beat
 Mar. 31 2021      0.27           0.29           Beat
 Dec. 31  2020     0.31           0.35           Beat
 Sep. 30 2020      0.32           0.41           Beat
 
This summary was machine generated from Refinitiv data September
13 at 02:51 a.m

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