Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE: WHR reported a second-quarter earnings beat after Monday's closing bell.
Earnings came in at $4.01, beating estimates by 32 cents. Sales came in at $5.186 billion, beating estimates by $166 million.
"At our recent Investor Day, we laid out a robust strategy for creating shareholder value and our excellent second-quarter results impressively demonstrate that we are on track," said Marc Bitzer, chairman and CEO of Whirlpool. "Our strong momentum allows us to raise our full-year guidance despite continued global macro uncertainties."
Highlights
- Sales increased 3.5%
- EBIT was 4.9% of sales
- North America sales increased 3%
Whirlpool shares initially traded higher by more than 4% in Monday's after-hours session, but pulled back and were down more than 1.6% as of 4:50 p.m. ET. The stock closed at $148.35.
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