Answer
Atmus Filtration Technologies reported second‑quarter (Q2) 2025 net sales of $454 million. The press release you quoted does not include any information about:
- Consensus analyst revenue estimates for Q2 2025 (e.g., what Wall Street or other research firms were expecting the company to earn in the quarter), and
- Revenue figures for the prior quarters (Q1 2025, Q4 2024, etc.) that would let us see the trajectory of the business.
Because those data points are missing from the release, we can’t directly compare the $454 M result to either the market’s expectations or to the company’s own recent performance.
How you can obtain the missing pieces
| What you need | Where to find it |
|---|---|
| Consensus Q2 2025 revenue estimate | • Bloomberg, FactSet, Refinitiv, or Thomson Reuters’ “Consensus Estimates” screens. • Analyst research reports that cover Atmus (e.g., Morgan Stanley, BofA, Jefferies). |
| Prior‑quarter revenue numbers | • Atmus’ Q1 2025 earnings release (usually posted on the company’s Investor Relations site a few weeks after the quarter ends). • The 2024 annual report (Form 10‑K) for Q4 2024 and the full‑year figures. • Historical earnings tables on financial data platforms (Yahoo! Finance, MarketWatch, etc.). |
What you can infer from the information you do have
| Item | Reported figure | Typical context |
|---|---|---|
| Q2 2025 net sales | $454 million | For a filtration‑media business, a $454 M quarter translates to roughly $1.8 billion annualized if the pace were sustained. Whether that is “good” depends on the growth expectations set by analysts and on how it compares to the company’s own historical sales. |
If you locate the consensus estimate, you can then answer the question in two parts:
- Against consensus: “The $454 M Q2 revenue came in *X% above / below** the consensus estimate of $Y M, indicating that the company beat / missed expectations.”*
- Against prior quarters: “Q2 2025 revenue of $454 M represents a *Z% increase / decrease** from Q1 2025’s $A M (or from Q4 2024’s $B M), showing accelerating / decelerating sales momentum.”*
Quick next steps for you
- Pull the consensus estimate from a data‑provider terminal (Bloomberg, FactSet, etc.) or from a recent analyst report that covers Atmus.
- Retrieve the Q1 2025 and Q4 2024 results (press releases or the 10‑K) to calculate the quarter‑over‑quarter and year‑over‑year changes.
- Combine those numbers with the $454 M figure to complete the comparison the question asks for.
Bottom line
- What we know: Q2 2025 net sales = $454 M.
- What we don’t know from the provided release: consensus revenue estimate and prior‑quarter sales figures.
To answer the question fully, you’ll need to source those missing data points from analyst consensus feeds and earlier earnings releases. Once you have them, you can calculate the percentage variance to consensus and the growth (or decline) relative to previous quarters.
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What is the outlook for adjusted earnings per share in upcoming quarters?
What is the dividend policy or share repurchase plan, if any, and how does it affect shareholder yield expectations?
How might the earnings results influence the stock's short‑term price momentum and technical positioning?
What drove the GAAP net income of $60M and is it sustainable?
Are there any notable changes in capital expenditures or capex guidance that could affect cash flow?
Did the company provide any guidance or updates to its full‑year forecasts?
How does the adjusted EBITDA margin of 21.0% stack up against peers in the filtration industry?
What are the key factors behind the $44M cash provided by operating activities and cash conversion efficiency?