TomTom’s Q1 Operating Profit Doubles Despite 8% Revenue Drop, Drives 1.52% Stock Surge
TOM2.AS stock surged 1.52% to €4.542 on April 16 after TomTom N.V. reported a more than 100% increase in Q1 operating profit. This rise occurred despite an 8% year-over-year revenue decline. The earnings beat reflects the company’s aggressive cost-cutting and operational restructuring. Operating profit margins expanded to 11.93%, driven by sharp reductions in operating expenses. The stock closed at €4.542, with trading volume spiking to 1.35 million shares—four times the average daily volume. Meyka AI projects a 12-month price target of €5.59, implying 23% upside from current levels.
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