Check Point (CHKP) possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.
Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. is set to report Q1 '25 earnings on April 23, with analysts expecting $2.19 adjusted EPS and $636.27m in sales. Despite historical performance, I expect the company to beat estimates but don't foresee a significant share price swing unless outlook guidance changes. Key concerns include potential downward revisions in outlook due to economic uncertainty and tariff impacts on customer spending and infrastructure upgrades.
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Check Point Software Technologies (CHKP 1.65%) may not be a household name in the cybersecurity industry, but the company has registered impressive gains of 15% already in 2025, and the good part is that it seems to be in a solid position to sustain its impressive momentum in the future as well.
I downgraded Check Point Software to a 'Hold' due to decelerating subscription growth, margin pressures, and a high valuation at 21x forward PE. CHKP's 4Q24 showed strong billings growth at 11.2% y/y and a significant turnaround in product revenue, growing 8% y/y. Concerns include a slowdown in subscription growth from 11.5% to 9.9% y/y and a 300 bps decline in adj. EBIT margin.
Growth across Quantum Force, Harmony Email and Infinity Platform solutions drive CHKP's Q4 sales higher, while increased operating costs weigh on profitability.