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Trimble Inc

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Thursday, August 19, 2021 Futures Up/Down % Last Dow -275.00 0.79% 34,612 S&P 500 -31.25 0.72% 4,362 Nasdaq -86.50 0.58% 14,763 U.S. futures are looking sharply lower, adding to yesterday’s late day slide and tracking weakness in Europe and Asia as noise gets louder that the central bank could start dialing back on pandemic stimulus programs. Stock markets tumbled late Wednesday, closing at the lows after minutes from the July meeting of the FOMC showed a move to pare $80B per month in Treasuries and $40B per month of mortgage securities could happen this year. While there’s still debate regarding the timing and pace, officials said tapering would not necessarily mean an imminent rate increase. European stocks slumped the most in a month as well following the U.S. move. Other factors hitting stocks include China slowing growth fears as the delta variant continues to disrupt global growth. Those fears aren’t helped by a study from the U.K. that showed coronavirus vaccines are less effective against the delta variant and calls from the Biden Administration for a third booster shot. While the next meeting of the FOMC will occur on September 21-22, Fed Chair Jay Powell is scheduled to speak at Jackson Hole next week. Treasuries bounce with yields slipping as the dollar hits its highest levels in about 4-months. Oil prices are falling for a 6th straight day, with WTI crude down over 3%, dropping to around $63 per barrel for WTI as investors remain worried about the outlook for fuel demand as COVID-19 cases surge worldwide Fed officials continue to call for a “taper” sooner. Yesterday St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said he preferred tapering to end by the first quarter of 2022, with the last three months of next year being a “logical place” for a rate increase. Several other Fed officials, including Robert Kaplan of Dallas and Esther George of Kansas City, have urged the central bank to begin removing stimulus as soon as the September meeting in recent days. Fed Chair Jerome Powell may also provide information in remarks to the central bank’s annual research conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, next week. In Asian markets, The Nikkei Index fell -304 points (1.1%) to settle at 27,291, the Shanghai Index fell -19 points to 3,465 and the Hang Seng Index declined -550 points (or 2.1%) to settle at 25,316. In Europe, the German DAX is down over -275 points (1.75%) to 15,685, while the FTSE 100 tumbles -145 points (or over 2%) to trade 7,025. Market Closing Prices Yesterday The S&P 500 Index dropped -47.81 points, or 1.07%, to 4,400.27 The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell -382.59 points, or 1.08%, to 34,960.69 The Nasdaq Composite slumped -130.27 points, or 0.89%, to 14,525.91 The Russell 2000 Index declined -18.39 points, or 0.84% to 2,158.78 Events Calendar for Today 8:30 AM ET Weekly Jobless Claims…est. 363K 8:30 AM EST Continuing Claims…est. 2.80M 8:30 AM ET Philly Fed Survey for Aug…est. 23.0 10:00 AM ET Leading Index MoM for July…est. 0.8% 10:30 AM ET Weekly EIA Natural Gas Inventory Data Earnings Calendar: Earnings Before the Open: BJ, EL, KSS, LYTS, M, MSGS, PFGC, TPR, $WOOF Earnings After the Close: $AMAT, ATGE, BLND, LFVN, $ROST Other Key Events: B Riley Summer Summit, 8/18-8/19 Citigroup Midstream and Energy Infrastructure Conference (virtual), 8/18-8/19 Jefferies Back-to-School Bus Tour, 8/18-8/19 Macro Up/Down Last Nymex -2.26 63.20 Brent -2.08 66.15 Gold 1.50 1,789.35 EUR/USD -0.002 1.1691 JPY/USD -0.07 109.70 10-Year Note -0.048 1.225% Sector News Breakdown Consumer Bath & Body Works ($BBWI) 2Q EPS $1.34 vs est. $0.81 on sales $1.704B vs est. $1.666B; guides 3Q adj EPS $0.55-0.60 vs est. $0.56 Red Robin Gourmet ($RRGB) 2Q adj EPS ($0.22) vs est. $0.00 on revs $277Mm vs est. $275.3Mm, restaurant comps +66.3% over the same period in 2020, and decreased 2.4% compared to the same period in 2019; average weekly sales per fiscal period grew by a total of $2,503 during the second quarter of 2021 SpartanNash ($SPTN) Q2 adj EPS $0.54 vs. est. $0.48; Q2 sales $2.11B vs. est. $2.08B; Q2 adjusted EBITDA was $54.4 million, compared to $59.2 million in the prior year quarter; Q2 retail comparable store sales declined 2.7% and comparable store sales increased by 12.1% on a two-year basis; increased the low end of the fiscal 2021 profitability outlook range Victoria Secrets ($VSCO) 2Q adj EPS ($0.97) vs est. $1.59 on sales $1.614B vs est. $1.518B, total comps +5% vs 2Q19, comparable store sales -3% vs 2Q19; direct channel sales $468.8Mm -24% YoY and +26% vs 2019; guides 3Q EPS $0.60-0.70 vs est. $0.93, sees 3Q sales +mid-to-high-single digits YoY John B. Sanfilippo & Son, Inc. (JBSS) 4Q EPS $1.07 vs est. $1.15 on sales $206.7Mm vs est. $198.2Mm Ford ($F) will halt production at U.S. truck plant on Aug. 23 for 1 week over chip shortage, will temporarily shutter its Kansas City assembly plant that builds its best-selling F-150 pickup truck due to a semiconductor-related part shortage as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia Tesla ($TSLA) will be conducting its artificial intelligence day on Thursday. The electric vehicle company likely will showcase, among other things, the company’s advances in self-driving capabilities Energy, Industrials and Materials Crude prices fell for a fifth day on Wednesday, as investors remain worried about the outlook for fuel demand as COVID-19 cases surge worldwide just as more supply reaches the market from large global producers, including the United States. Brent crude ended down 80 cents, or 1.2%, at $68.23 a barrel. The global benchmark has lost 11% in the last 13 trading days dating to the end of July. U.S. crude futures settled down $1.13, or 1.7%, to $65.46 a barrel. Financials Robinhood ($HOOD) Q2 EPS loss ($2.16) vs. est. loss (-$0.15); Q2 revs $565.33M vs. est. $521.84M; Q2 monthly active users increased 109% to 21.3M, compared with 10.2M YoY; assets under custody increased 205% to $102B in Q2, compared with $33B in the second quarter of 2020; sees 3q seasonal headwinds, lower trading activity across industry, resulting in lower rev; SEC staff informed co on August 13, 2021 that they are reviewing resale S-1 – said no sales can be made off resale S-1 until sec staff completes their review and declares it effective DLocal Ltd. ($DLO) 2Q EPS $0.06 vs est. $0.05 on revs $59Mm vs est. $40.5Mm, payment volume $1.5B +319% Healthcare Coherus Biosciences ($CHRS) and Junshi Biosciences announced positive interim results from phase III trials on its non-small cell lung cancer treatment Toripalimab Paratek Pharmaceuticals ($PRTK) announces FDA orphan drug designation for Nuzyra® (omadacycline) for the treatment of infections caused by nontuberculous mycobacteria Technology, Media & Telecom Cisco Systems ($CSCO) Q4 Non-Gaap EPS $0.84 vs. est. $0.82; Q4 revs $13.1B vs. est. $13.03B; sees Q1 EPS $0.66-$0.66 and rev growth 7.5%-9.5% YoY; sees FY 2022 adj eps $3.38 to $3.45, vs. est. $3.41 Nvidia ($NVDA) Q2 Non-GAAP EPS $1.04 vs. est. $1.01; Q2 revs $6.51B vs. est. $6.33B; Q2 data center revenue $2.37B (up 35% YoY) vs. est. $2.28B; Q2 gaming revenue $3.06B (up 85% YoY and 11% QoQ) vs. est. $2.96B; Q2 automotive revenue $152M vs. est. $167.5M; sees Q3 revs $6.80B plus/minus 2% vs. est. $6.54B Keysight Technologies ($KEYS) Q3 EPS $1.54 vs. est. $1.44; Q3 revs $1.25B vs. est. $1.22B; sees Q4 EPS $1.59-$1.65 vs. est. $1.59; sees Q4 revs $1.25B-$1.27B vs. est. $1.26B; Q3 Orders grew 23% to reach $1.31 billion, compared with $1.07 billion last year Synopsys Inc. ($SNPS) 3Q adj EPS $1.81 vs est. $1.78 on revs $1.057B vs est. $1.05B; guides 4Q revs $1.138-1.168B vs est. $1.036B, sees adj EPS $1.75-1.80 vs est. $1.49; guides FY revs $4.19-4.22B vs est. $4.08B, sees FY adj EPS $6.78-6.83 up from prior $6.38-$6.45 vs est. $6.48 Workday ($WDAY) announced it has achieved ready status for the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, or FedRAMP, at a moderate impact level. Trimble Inc. ($TRMB) board approved a new share repurchase program authorizing up to $750 mln in repurchases

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Healthcare Moderna ($MRNA) Q2 EPS $6.46 vs. est. $6.04; Q2 revs $4.4B vs. est. $4.28B; expects dose capacity for its covid-19 vaccine in fy 2021 to be between 800 mln and 1 bln doses; advance purchase agreements signed for expected product sales of $20 bln in 2021, including sales already recorded in 6 months ended June 30; signed agreements for $12 bln worth of sales for covid-19 vaccine in 2022, option for about $8 bln more; continue to expect $450 mln -$550 mln of capital investments for 2021 Cigna ($CI) Q2 adj EPS $5.24 vs. est. $4.96; Q2 revs $43.13B vs. est. $41.31B; pharmacy customer base at Q2 grew to 101.9M, an organic increase of 3.1M year to date; total medical customer base at Q2 was 17M, an increase of 279,000 customers YTD; Q2 profit overall fell -16% hurt by higher medical costs; backs year EPS but ups its rev guidance to at least $170B from $166B Nevro ($NVRO) slides after withdrawing FY forecast on COVID-19 concerns and guided Q3 sales between $90M-$93M which is below analyst estimates of $114.7M Regeneron Pharma ($REGN) phase 3 Trial of Libtayo combined with chemotherapy stopped early due to significant improvement in overall survival in patients with first-line advanced non-small cell lung cancer Abiomed ($ABMD) Q1 adj EPS $1.10 vs. est. $1.05; Q1 revs $252.6M vs. est. $240.91M; raises FY22 revenue view to $1.03B-$1.05B from prior $990M-$1.03B (22%-24% growth); expects its fiscal year 2022 non-GAAP operating margin to be in the range of 24% to 26% Amedisys ($AMED) announces new $100M share repurchase program; Q2 adj EPS $1.69 vs. est. $1.67; Q2 revs $564.2M vs. est. $566.19M; guides 2021 adj EPS $6.37-$6.49 vs. est. $6.96; sees 2021 adj net service revenue $2.23B-$2.245B. Evolent Health ($EVH) 2Q EPS ($0.11) vs est. ($0.04) on revs $222.1Mm vs est. $216.9Mm; guides 3Q revs $215-230Mm vs est. $217.7Mm, sees FY revs $870-900Mm vs est. $870.8Mm; announces agreement to acquire Vital Decisions outstanding equity interests for aggregate price up to $130Mm, says transaction is accretive to EBITDA/share before synergies McKesson ($MCK) Q1 adj EPS $5.56 vs. est. $4.15; Q1 revs $62.7B vs. est. $59.99B; raises FY22 adj EPS view to $19.80-$20.40 from prior view $18.85-$19.45 (est. $19.23) 1life Healthcare, Inc. ($ONEM) Q2 EPS loss (-$0.30) vs. est. loss (-$0.20); Q2 revs $120.4M vs. est. $115.7M; sees Q3 revs $113M-$120M vs. est. $118M; sees year revs $475M-$485M vs. est. $482.3M; Membership count as of quarter-end was 621,000 compared to 475,000, a 31% increase; Adjusted EBITDA was positive $6.9 million, or 6% of net revenue Sarepta Therapeutics ($SRPT) Q2 non-GAAP EPS loss (-$1.52) vs. est. loss (-$1.26); net product sales for q2 reached $141.8 mln, a 27% increase over same quarter of prior year; raises full-year product revenue guidance by nearly $30 mln to between $565 mln to $575 mln Tandem Diabetes ($TNDM) 2Q revs $172.1Mm vs est. $143.4Mm; guides FY sales $670-685Mm vs est. $637Mm; guides FY adj EBITDA mgn about 15% vs est. 13.5% Industrials & Materials Albemarle ($ALB) Q2 adj EPS $0.89 vs. est. $0.83; Q2 revs $773.9M vs. est. $788.6M; qtrly lithium net sales of $320.3 mln increased $36.6 mln yoy primarily driven by higher volumes; full-year 2021 net sales guidance improved vs previous guidance primarily due to increased lithium sales, improving catalysts trends – sees year sales $3.3B-$3.4B vs. est. $3.24B Hillenbrand ($HI) 3Q adj EPS $0.85 vs est. $0.76 on revs $695Mm; guides 4Q adj EPS $0.82-0.92 vs est. $0.85, sees 4Q revs $713-738Mm vs est. $709.1Mm Maxar Technologies ($MAXR) 2Q EPS $0.60 vs est. $0.14 on revs $473Mm vs est. $441.5Mm Summit Materials ($SUM) 2Q EPS $0.48 vs est. $0.52 on revs $618.5Mm vs est. $647.1Mm; no change to FY guide Valvoline ($VVV) Q3 adj EPS $0.55 vs. est. $0.45; Q3 revs $792M vs. est. $745.32M; Q3 retail Services system-wide same-store sales grew 40.5%; Q3 same-store sales rose 27%; sees FY sales growth 25%-26% and FCF $250M-$270M Media & Telecom Fox Corp. ($FOXA) Q4 adj EPS $0.65 vs. est. $0.57; Q4 revs $2.89B vs. est. $2.75B; raises semi-annual dividend to 24c; cable network programming reported quarterly segment revenues of $1.40B, an increase of $128M; affiliate revenues increased 10% with 16% growth at the television segment and 6% growth at the cable network programming segment in q4 Roku Inc. ($ROKU) Q2 EPS 52c vs est. 13c on revs $645M vs est. $618.4M, average rev per user $36.46 (+46% YoY), active accounts 55.1M vs est. 55.8M; at midpoint of Q3 guidance, sees revs $675M-$685M vs est. $645M, gross profit $315M-$325M, adj EBITDA $60M-$70M, net income (-$3M)-$7M, anticipates sequential increases in operating expenses in 2H from investments in headcount, product development, and sales & marketing Technology Amdocs Ltd. ($DOX) 3Q adj EPS $1.35 vs est. $1.18 on revs $1.066B vs est. $1.06B; guides 4Q adj EPS $1.13-1.19 vs est. $1.28, sees 4Q revs $1.065-1.105B vs est. $1.087B Booking Holdings ($BKNG) 2Q adj EPS ($2.55) vs est. ($2.04) on revs $2.2B vs est. $1.9B, encouraged by sequential improvement in booking trends with 2Q room nights +59% vs 1Q; said in in q2, we saw the first sequential increase in the number of properties on booking.com and lowest number of properties coming off of our platform since the onset of the covid-19 pandemic DXC Technology ($DXC) Q1 adj EPS $0.84 vs. est. $0.74; Q1 revs $4.14B vs. est. $4.11B; Q2 guidance falls short of views but backs year EPS view $3.45-$3.65 vs. est. $3.56 and backs FY22 revenue view $16.6B-$16.8B (est. $16.74B); Bookings of $4.6 billion and book-to-bill ratio of 1.12x in Q1 FY22 Electronic Arts ($EA) Q1 EPS $0.71 vs. est. $0.62; Q1 net bookings $1.336B vs. est. $1.28B; sees Q2 EPS roughly $0.36 vs. est. $1.07; sees Q2 net bookings $1.725B vs. est. $1.62B; raises FY22 EPS view to $1.58 from $1.34 and ups FY21 bookings view to $7.4B from $7.3B Fastly Inc. ($FSLY) shares fall -18%; Q2 adj EPS ($$0.15) vs est. ($0.17) on revs $85.03M vs est. $85.7M, sees Q3 EPS loss (21c)-(18c) vs est. (18c) on revs $82M-$85M vs est. $97.9M, and forecasts FY EPS (65c)-(57c) vs est. (43c) on revs $340M-$350M vs est. $382.5M GoDaddy ($GDDY) Q2 EPS $0.27 vs. est. $0.32; Q2 revs $931.3M vs. est. $919.7M; total bookings of $1.055B, up 12.7% year over year, or 10.6% on a constant currency basis; Domains revenue of $436.7 million, up 18.2% yoy; Hosting and presence revenue of $318.5 million, up 9.0% yoy; Business applications revenue of $176.1 million, up 21.8% yoy; sees year revs $3.75B, in-line HubSpot ($HUBS) 2Q adj EPS $0.43 vs est. $0.32 on revs $310.8Mm vs est. $296Mm; guides 3Q adj EPS $0.42-0.44 vs est. $0.39, sees 3Q revs $325-327Mm vs est. $318.7Mm; guides FY revs $1.268-1.272B vs est. $1.244B MercadoLibre ($MELI) Q2 EPS $1.37 vs est. $0.19 on revs $1.7B vs est. $1.48B with commerce revs +96.4% YoY and fintech revs +88.9%; unique active users 75.9M in quarter (+47.4% YoY), total payment volume through Mercado Pago topped $17.5B (+56.3% in USD), gross merchandise volume $7B (+39.2% in USD) Ping Identity ($PING) 2Q adj EPS $0.11 vs est. $0.04 on revs $78.9Mm vs est. $66.1Mm; guides 3Q revs $65-70Mm vs est. $65.1Mm, sees 3Q total ARR $286-288Mm; guides FY revs $278-285Mm vs est. $269.3Mm, sees FY total ARR $304-306Mm Qorvo ($QRVO) Q1 EPS $2.83 vs. est. $2.45; Q1 revs $1.11B vs. est. $1.08B; sees Q2 EPS $3.24 at midpoint vs. est. $3.02; sees Q2 revenue $1.24B-$1.26B vs. est. $1.21B Trimble Inc. 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15.25 B

Beta

1.22

Avg. Volume

1.52 M

Shares Outstanding

245.69 M

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trimble is transforming the way the world works by delivering products and services that connect the physical and digital worlds. core technologies in positioning, modeling, connectivity and data analytics enable customers to improve productivity, quality, safety and sustainability. from purpose built products to enterprise lifecycle solutions, trimble software, hardware and services are transforming a broad range of industries such as agriculture, construction, geospatial and transportation and logistics. trimble products are used in over 141 countries around the world. employees in more than 30 countries, coupled with a highly capable network of dealers and distribution partners serve and support customers worldwide. as the market leader in most of our businesses, we offer a compelling value proposition to our customers based on productivity, return on investment and environmental stewardship. come position yourself with an innovative industry leader and position yourself for success

CEO: Robert Painter

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HQ: 935 Stewart Dr Sunnyvale, 94085-3913 California

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