What were the revenue, net income, and cash flow figures for Q2 2025, and how do they compare to consensus estimates and the prior quarter? | SBLK (Aug 06, 2025) | Candlesense

What were the revenue, net income, and cash flow figures for Q2 2025, and how do they compare to consensus estimates and the prior quarter?

Answer

The press‑release excerpt you shared does not contain the actual financial numbers for Star Bulk Carriers Corp. (Nasdaq: SBLK) for the second quarter of 2025. Specifically, the release does not list:

  • Revenue (or “total revenue”)
  • Net income (or “net loss”)
  • Cash flow from operations (or “operating cash flow”)

Because those figures are absent, I cannot provide the Q2 2025 values, nor can I compare them to:

  1. Consensus analyst estimates for the same quarter, and
  2. Star Bulk’s prior quarter (Q1 2025) results.

What to Do Next

To answer the question fully, you’ll need to locate the complete press release (or the accompanying earnings presentation) that contains the detailed financial tables. Here are a few ways to obtain the missing data:

Source How to Access What It Typically Shows
Star Bulk’s Investor Relations website Visit the “Press Releases” or “Financial Results” section and download the Q2 2025 earnings release (usually a PDF). Full income statement (revenue, net income/loss), cash flow statement, balance sheet, and segment data.
SEC filings (Form 10‑Q) Search the SEC’s EDGAR database for Star Bulk’s Q2 2025 filing (filed within 45 days after quarter‑end). Detailed, audited (or unaudited) financials, plus management discussion.
Financial data platforms (e.g., Bloomberg, FactSet, Thomson Reuters) Look up ticker SBLK → “Financials” → “Quarterly Results” for Q2 2025. Consolidated figures and analyst consensus estimates (revenue, EPS, cash flow).
Third‑party news services (e.g., GlobeNewswire, Business Wire) Search for the full GlobeNewswire release titled “Star Bulk Carriers Corp. Reports Financial Results for the Second Quarter of 2025.” Often includes a “Key Financial Highlights” bullet list with the numbers you need.

Once you have the numbers, you can construct a comparison like the following (example format only):

Metric Q2 2025 Actual Q2 2025 Consensus Estimate Q1 2025 Actual % vs. Estimate % vs. Q1 2025
Revenue $X billion $Y billion $Z billion +A% +B%
Net Income (Loss) $C million $D million $E million +F% +G%
Operating Cash Flow $H million $I million $J million +K% +L%

Replace the placeholders (X, Y, Z, etc.) with the actual figures once you retrieve them.


Quick Checklist

  • Locate the full Q2 2025 earnings release (PDF or HTML) from Star Bulk’s IR site or GlobeNewswire.
  • Extract the three key numbers: total revenue, net income (or net loss), and cash flow from operations.
  • Find analyst consensus estimates for those same metrics (often shown in the same press release or on Bloomberg/FactSet).
  • Pull Q1 2025 results (from the prior quarter’s release) to compute quarter‑over‑quarter changes.

If you can provide the complete press release or the specific numbers, I’ll gladly plug them into the comparison table and give you a detailed analysis of how Star Bulk’s Q2 2025 performance stacked up against expectations and the previous quarter.

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What spot and time charter rates did Star Bulk achieve in Q2 2025, and are there any forward charter contracts that could lock in future earnings? Are there any upcoming capital expenditures, vessel deliveries, or fleet modernization initiatives that could affect future earnings or dividend sustainability? What guidance, if any, did Star Bulk provide for Q3 2025 and the remainder of the year, and how does that guidance compare to market expectations? Is there any indication of potential exposure to regulatory or environmental compliance costs (e.g., IMO 2020, upcoming emissions standards) that could impact future margins? How does Star Bulk's earnings performance and dividend declaration compare with key peers such as Golden Ocean Group, Diana Shipping, and Scorpio Tankers? Did the release highlight any significant changes in the Baltic Dry Index or macro‑economic factors that could influence demand for dry bulk cargoes in the near term? How have operating expenses (fuel, crew, port fees) changed in the reported quarter, and what impact does this have on profitability and cash generation? What is the current utilization rate of Star Bulk's fleet in Q2 2025, and how does it compare to the industry average and to the company's own historic levels? How does the $0.05 per share dividend payout ratio compare to Star Bulk's historical dividend policy and to its direct competitors in the dry bulk sector? What is the company's liquidity position after the dividend payment, including available cash, revolving credit facilities, and debt maturity schedule? How will the Q2 2025 earnings and declared quarterly dividend of $0.05 per share affect Star Bulk's valuation and stock price?