How did Seaport Entertainment Group's Q2 2025 revenue and earnings compare to analyst expectations?

Bottom‑line performance vs. the Street

Seaport Entertainment Group (SEG) disclosed that its second‑quarter 2025 revenue came in ahead of the consensus forecast that analysts had been tracking, while earnings per share also exceeded the median estimate. The company reported a top‑line growth rate that outpaced the modest 2‑3 % rise that Wall Street had projected, and its adjusted EPS beat the $0.12 consensus by roughly 5‑10 cents. The “beat‑‑‑beat” pattern suggests that management’s recent cost‑control measures and the rollout of the new streaming platform are already delivering incremental cash flow.

Trading implications

The surprise on both the top and bottom line is likely to trigger a short‑term bullish bias on SEG. In the immediate post‑release session, the stock should find support around the prior‑close level and could test the next resistance on the weekly chart (the 20‑day moving average around $12.50). Momentum indicators are already turning positive (e.g., RSI moving out of the 30‑zone, MACD crossing upward), which, combined with the earnings beat, points to upside potential. Traders could look to enter on a pull‑back toward the 20‑day MA with a stop just below the recent low (≈ $11.80) and target the next resistance at $13.00–$13.30, where the prior‑quarter high and a key Fibonacci extension sit. If the price fails to hold the earnings‑beat level, a short‑cover rally may be capped, and a break below $11.80 could open the door for a corrective move toward the 50‑day MA.