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Sea Limited (SE) Q3 2025: Revenue Jumps 38% to $6B; EPS Misses Street View as Shopee Outlook Raised Above 25%

Sea Limited (SE) Q3 2025: Revenue Jumps 38% to $6B; EPS Misses Street View as Shopee Outlook Raised Above 25%

Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) reported third‑quarter 2025 results before the U.S. market open, delivering a strong top‑line beat but a bottom‑line miss versus consensus. Group GAAP revenue climbed 38.3% year over year to $5.99 billion, while diluted EPS came in at $0.59, below analyst expectations tracked by LSEG. Management also lifted Shopee’s full‑year 2025 GMV growth outlook to “more than 25%.” Business Wire+1 Market reaction (real‑time): As of 08:41 a.m. ET (13:41 UTC), SE was quoted around $155.05 (+~3.3% vs. prior close). Earlier, shares traded lower pre‑market immediately after the headline numbers. Price action remained volatile through the morning. Reuters+1
Sea Limited (SE) Stock Tumbles Nearly 10% as Analysts Debate Shopee’s Growth vs. High Valuation

Sea Limited Stock’s Wild Ride: SE Surges 300% Then Plunges – What’s Next for Shopee’s Tech Giant?

Stock Surge and Recent Price Movement Sea Limited’s stock has been on a rollercoaster in 2025. After a brutal 2022–2023 downturn, SE staged a stunning comeback – by August 2025 the share price had more than quadrupled from its early-2024 lows, even briefly overtaking DBS Bank as Southeast Asia’s most valuable public company fintechnews.sg fintechnews.sg. Optimism about Shopee’s profitability and a regional tech rebound propelled Sea’s stock to a 52-week high of ~$199 in early October. However, this week the momentum snapped: on October 15, SE plunged ~10% intraday, falling from about $184 in the morning to close at $163.42
Bull Run or Bubble? Investors Eye New Highs as EUR/USD Rallies and Fed Prepares Cuts

Bull Run or Bubble? Investors Eye New Highs as EUR/USD Rallies and Fed Prepares Cuts

Global markets were buoyed this week by better-than-feared news on several fronts. After a rough September, U.S. bank earnings beat estimates: Morgan Stanley and Bank of America both delivered upside surprises, which helped calm trade-war jitters reuters.com. European stocks likewise rallied, led by luxury companies: LVMH reported positive third-quarter sales and its shares surged as much as 14%, the biggest one-day rise since 2001 reuters.com reuters.com. European indices (Stoxx 600, FTSEurofirst 300) closed higher by ~0.6% reuters.com. As Stefan Bauknecht of DWS observes, the luxury data “surprised investors positively and are likely to keep the sector’s share price momentum alive”
Sea Limited (SE) Stock Tumbles Nearly 10% as Analysts Debate Shopee’s Growth vs. High Valuation

Sea Limited (SE) Stock Tumbles Nearly 10% as Analysts Debate Shopee’s Growth vs. High Valuation

Stock Snapshot: Recent Price Action After a strong 2025 rally, Sea’s stock has been volatile this week. The shares opened Oct. 15 near $184 (after closing $180.69 on Oct. 14) but slumped to a day’s low of about $162, settling at $163.42 reuters.com. This ~10% one-day drop wiped out weeks of gains, in line with a broader tech selloff. Trading volume on Oct. 15 (~9.16 million shares) far exceeded recent averages reuters.com. Over the past 52 weeks, SE stock traded between $92.50 and $199.30 reuters.com, so even after this pullback the shares remain well above early-year lows. Market watchers point
Stock Market Today 11.10.2025

Stock Market Today 11.10.2025

Ferrari Stock Dives 16% After EV Unveil; Electrification Push and Mixed Guidance October 11, 2025, 7:24 PM EDT. Ferrari (NYSE: RACE) showed a peek at its first full-electric supercar due in 2026, while outlining a €4.7 billion electrification push through 2030. The company raised 2025 guidance even as long‑term targets looked weaker, yet the stock tumbled about 16% in its biggest one‑day drop since the IPO in 2015. Investors weighed Ferrari’s luxury moat and margin potential against rivals delaying BEV launches amid softer demand. Ferrari projects BEVs to make up about 20% of sales by decade’s end, with hybrids already
11 October 2025
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