Philip Morris (PM) shares strengthened against the trend during intraday trading, closing up 2.4%. That performance was especially impressive amid broad pressure on the consumer staples sector.



The company’s reported second-quarter adjusted earnings per share and revenue both beat Wall Street’s consensus expectations.

Net revenue from smoke-free products (such as IQOS) rose significantly by more than 11%~14%. The better-than-expected performance of high-margin new businesses substantially boosted the market’s overall profit outlook.

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UncleWang
· 7h ago
With the smoke-free business growing so fast, tobacco giants’ transformation is finally translating into real money—so the market naturally reacted positively to earnings that beat expectations.
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