How did Glacier Media's Q2 2025 revenue and earnings compare to consensus estimates and prior quarters? | GVC (Aug 07, 2025) | Candlesense

How did Glacier Media's Q2 2025 revenue and earnings compare to consensus estimates and prior quarters?

Answer

Glacier Media Inc. (TSX: GVC) released its second‑quarter 2025 results on 7 August 2025, reporting the company’s revenue and earnings for the three‑month period ending 30 June 2025. However, the brief news release you provided does not include any specific financial figures—such as total revenue, net income, earnings per share (EPS), or the company’s own guidance—for the quarter. Because the actual numbers are absent, we cannot directly assess:

  1. How the quarter’s results stacked up against Wall‑Street consensus estimates (e.g., whether revenue or EPS was above, in line with, or below analysts’ expectations).
  2. How the quarter compares to Glacier Media’s prior‑quarter performance (Q1 2025) or to the same quarter in the previous year (Q2 2024).

What this means for your question

Information Requested Available in the provided news snippet? What we can conclude
Q2 2025 revenue amount No
Q2 2025 earnings (net income/EPS) No
Consensus analyst estimates for Q2 2025 No
Comparison to prior quarters (Q1 2025, Q2 2024) No

Because the release only announces that “Glacier Media reported revenue and earnings for the period ended June 30 2025” without disclosing the actual numbers, any quantitative comparison is not possible from the information given.

How to obtain the missing details

  1. Full press release – The GlobeNewswire announcement typically includes a link to the complete press release (often a PDF or a web page) that contains the detailed financial tables. Look for a “Read the full release” or “Download the earnings release” link on the GlobeNewswire site or on Glacier Media’s investor‑relations page.

  2. Form 40‑F (or equivalent filing) – Canadian public companies file quarterly results with the System for Electronic Filing (SEDAR). The filing will list:

    • Revenue for Q2 2025 (and year‑to‑date totals)
    • Net income (or loss) and earnings per share
    • Management’s commentary on performance versus forecasts
  3. Consensus estimates – Financial data providers such as Bloomberg, Refinitiv, FactSet, or Thomson Reuters publish analyst consensus figures for Canadian stocks. You can retrieve:

    • Expected revenue for Q2 2025
    • Expected EPS (or net income) for Q2 2025
    • The “beat/miss” percentage once the actual results are known.
  4. Historical quarterly data – To compare against prior quarters, retrieve Glacier Media’s Q1 2025 and Q2 2024 results from:

    • The company’s “Results Archive” on its website.
    • SEDAR filings for those periods.
    • Third‑party financial databases that track historical earnings.

Typical steps for a complete analysis (once the numbers are obtained)

  1. Calculate the variance vs. consensus

    • Revenue variance = (Actual Q2 2025 revenue – Consensus estimate) ÷ Consensus estimate × 100 %
    • Earnings variance = (Actual Q2 2025 EPS – Consensus EPS) ÷ Consensus EPS × 100 %
  2. Quarter‑over‑quarter (QoQ) comparison

    • Revenue QoQ growth = (Q2 2025 revenue – Q1 2025 revenue) ÷ Q1 2025 revenue × 100 %
    • EPS QoQ growth = (Q2 2025 EPS – Q1 2025 EPS) ÷ Q1 2025 EPS × 100 %
  3. Year‑over‑year (YoY) comparison

    • Revenue YoY growth = (Q2 2025 revenue – Q2 2024 revenue) ÷ Q2 2024 revenue × 100 %
    • EPS YoY growth = (Q2 2025 EPS – Q2 2024 EPS) ÷ Q2 2024 EPS × 100 %
  4. Contextual commentary – Review management’s discussion in the press release for:

    • Drivers of any out‑performance or shortfall (e.g., new advertising contracts, market‑share gains, cost‑control measures, macro‑economic headwinds).
    • Forward‑looking guidance (e.g., outlook for Q3 2025, FY 2025).

Bottom line

From the excerpt you shared, we cannot determine whether Glacier Media’s Q2 2025 revenue and earnings beat, missed, or matched analyst consensus, nor can we gauge how the results compare to the prior quarter or the same quarter a year earlier. To answer the question comprehensively, you’ll need to locate the full earnings release (or the SEDAR filing) that contains the actual financial figures, and then pull the consensus estimates from a financial‑data service for a side‑by‑side comparison. Once those data points are in hand, the variance calculations and QoQ/YoY comparisons outlined above will give you the complete picture you’re looking for.