How do the reported revenue, operating expenses, and net loss compare to consensus estimates and to the prior quarter?
Answer
Based on the excerpt you provided from the Business Wire release titled “Joby Reports Second Quarter 2025 Financial Results,” the specific figures for revenue, operating expenses, and net loss are not included in the text you shared. Because the actual amounts (and the related consensus‑estimate figures) are missing from the excerpt, it is not possible to:
- Compare the reported numbers to the analyst consensus estimates for the quarter, nor
- Compare them to the company’s prior‑quarter (Q1 2025) results.
What would be needed to answer the question:
| Metric | Required Information for a complete answer |
|---|---|
| Revenue | Reported Q2 2025 revenue figure and the consensus revenue estimate (from analysts, e.g., Refinitiv, FactSet, Bloomberg). Also, the Q1 2025 revenue figure for a quarter‑over‑quarter comparison. |
| Operating Expenses | Reported Q2 2025 operating‑expense total, the consensus estimate for operating expenses, and the Q1 2025 operating‑expense total. |
| Net Loss | Reported Q2 2025 net loss (or net loss per share), the consensus estimate for net loss (or EPS), and the Q1 2025 net loss (or EPS). |
| Consensus Estimates | The consensus numbers (usually from a consensus of analysts) for each of the above line items for Q2 2025. |
| Prior Quarter Data | The actual Q1 2025 numbers (revenue, operating expenses, net loss) to assess quarter‑over‑quarter changes. |
What you can do next
- Locate the full press release – The complete shareholder letter (or the SEC Form 8‑K filing) will list the exact figures for revenue, operating expenses, and net loss, as well as the company’s commentary on how these results compare to analyst expectations.
- Check analyst consensus sources – Platforms such as Bloomberg, Refinitiv, FactSet, or the company's investor‑relations page often include a “Consensus Estimates” table within the earnings release.
- Compare to prior quarter – The prior‑quarter (Q1 2025) numbers are usually presented in the same press release or in the Q1 2025 earnings release. Once you have those, you can compute percentage changes:
- Revenue change = (Q2 2025 revenue – Q1 2025 revenue) ÷ Q1 2025 revenue × 100%
- Operating‑expense change = (Q2 2025 operating expenses – Q1 2025 operating expenses) ÷ Q1 2025 operating expenses × 100%
- Net‑loss change = (Q2 2025 net loss – Q1 2025 net loss) ÷ Q1 2025 net loss × 100%
If you can provide the missing numerical details (or a link to the full press release), I can quickly calculate and explain how the Q2 2025 results stack up against both the consensus expectations and the prior quarter.
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