United Continental Holdings, Inc. Earnings

United Continental Holdings, Inc.’s revenue jumped 5.37% since last year same period to $13212Mn in the Q1 2025. On a quarterly growth basis, United Continental Holdings, Inc. has generated -10.09% fall in its revenue since last 3-months.

United Continental Holdings, Inc.’s net profit jumped 412.1% since last year same period to $387Mn in the Q1 2025. On a quarterly growth basis, United Continental Holdings, Inc. has generated -60.71% fall in its net profits since last 3-months.

United Continental Holdings, Inc.’s net profit margin jumped 396.2% since last year same period to 2.93% in the Q1 2025. On a quarterly growth basis, United Continental Holdings, Inc. has generated -56.3% fall in its net profit margins since last 3-months.

United Continental Holdings, Inc.’s price-to-earnings ratio after this Q1 2025 earnings stands at 6.81.

United Continental Holdings, Inc.’s earning per share (EPS) estimates for the current quarter stand at 0.76 - a -74.67% fall from last quarter’s estimates.

United Continental Holdings, Inc.’s earning per share (EPS) estimates for the current year stand at 0.76.

United Continental Holdings, Inc.’s earning per share (EPS) jumped 706.67% since last year same period to 0.91 in the Q1 2025. This indicates that the United Continental Holdings, Inc. has generated 706.67% annual rate of jump in its earning per share (EPS) in the last 4 quarters.

Return on assets (ROA) indicates the profitability of the company in relation to its total assets. This ratio tells the financial health of the company. The higher the ROA, the better the company’s financial health. If any company has a ROA in the range of 5% to 20% - it is generally considered good. ROA above 20% is generally considered excellent. United Continental Holdings, Inc.’s return on assets (ROA) stands at 0.05.

The Return On Equity ratio indicates a company’s ability to turn equity capital received from shareholders into profits. ROE highlights the efficiency of equity capital in running the business. Generally, a return on equity in double digits is considered good. United Continental Holdings, Inc.’s return on equity (ROE) stands at 0.34.