Johnson & Johnson ($JNJ) Earnings (Q1 FY22)

Johnson & Johnson ($JNJ) Earnings and Opinion:


Johnson & Johnson is a company in the Healthcare sector and operates in the Drug Manufactures-General industry. The company manufactures and sells various health products worldwide. Johnson & Johnson was founded in 1886 and is currently headquartered in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The stock saw its first day on the stock market in 1944. 

Johnson & Johnson EPS and Revenue (Q1 FY22):

  • EPS of $2.67 beating expectations of $2.59
  • Revenue of 23.43B missing expectations of $23.79B
  • EPS was up 3.1% (YOY) and Revenue was up 5% (YOY)
Johnson & Johnson Q1 Highlights:
  • Operational growth of 7.7%
  • Suspending Covid-19 vaccine sales guidance
  • Maintaining full year 2022 guidance
Johnson & Johnson Dividend Information:
  • Increased dividend for the 60th consecutive year
  • Dividend increase of 6.6%
  • Quarterly dividend of $1.13 a share now
Opinion:
Johnson & Johnson is currently trading higher during todays session despite missing on revenue expectations and narrowly beating EPS estimates. In some big news with the company, they are no longer providing sales guidance anymore for Covid-19 vaccine sales. The company also trimmed profits in claims that they are facing currency headwinds. However, one thing that is inching the stock higher today would be the dividend increase announced. The company was able to increase its dividend for the 60th year in a row. This brings a ton of joy to dividend growth investors and basically is an income generating stock for those that got into this company early. Overall, looking at the financials, it seems J&J has a little bit of work to do, especially since they are cutting the vaccine guidance. They didn't perform too hot compared to Pfizer and Moderna in that category, but has a lot of headway on other projects they are currently working on to make them a bunch of money. I like how they were still able to increase sales on a year to year basis and they are evidently building their net income if they are able to increase their dividend payouts to shareholders. I am in love with this stock even though I have no holdings. The dividend is one of the key things that stand out to me. You can see the endless potential to gain some nice returns on this stock just from dividend payouts and reinvestments. I would jump on this stock as soon as you can, because I see no signs of stopping for them. 

*Information from Johnson & Johnson, Yahoo Finance, and Nasdaq
*Estimates attained from Zacks

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