Monday, May 30, 2022

The 7 Montenegro Cos in Either the MNSE 10 or the MONEX Stock Index Saw Their Total 2021 Bottom-Line Profits Increase By a Blistering 136% From That in 2020 and Also Increase By a Very Impressive 46% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of the investing.com website, a Company's Annual Report on its website,  and Company News on the web,  there were 7 Companies headquartered in Montenegro that reported their Profits in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 7 Companies located in Montenegro.



The 25 North Macedonian Cos on the Macedonia Exchange Listing or Superlisting Saw Their Total 2021 Bottom-Line Profits Increase By 50% From That in 2020 and Also Increase By an Impressive 34% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of the investing.com website,  there were 25 Companies headquartered in North Macedonia that were on either the Macedonia Exchange Listing or Superlisting and that also reported their Profits in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 25 Companies located in North Macedonia.



Sunday, May 29, 2022

The 21 Largest Companies Headquartered in Malta Generated Total 2021 Bottom-Line Profits Which Were Up By 587% From That in 2020 But Were Down By 36% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of the value.today/headquarters/malta website, of the simplywallstreet/malta website, of the Malta Companies on the Malta Stock Exchange, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of the WSJ Markets website, of the investing.com website and of Company financial statements in Investor Relations websites, there were 21 Companies headquartered in Malta with stock market caps above Euros 50 mil recently and that reported their Profits in Euros in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

It should be pointed out that this 36% decline in Total Bottom-Line Profits from 2019 to 2021 was due to three outlier Companies.

The largest Maltese Company is the Malta International Airport and the third largest Maltese Company is International Hotel Investments.  It only makes sense that Profits would decline sharply during the Covid pandemic from 2019 to 2021 for these two Companies.

The other outlying Company is Malita Investments that saw its Bottom-Line Profits decline sharply from an After-Tax Profit of Euro 37.1 mil in 2019 to an After-Tax Loss of Euro 20.0 mil in 2021.  This was nearly all due to the Change in Fair Value of its Investment Properties from a Pretax Gain of Euro 34.7 mil in 2019 to a Pretax Loss of Euro 27.8 mil in 2021.

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 21 Companies headquartered in Malta reporting in Euros.



The 20 Cos in Bosnia-Herzegovina Reporting Their Earnings in 2021, 2020 and 2019 Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2021 Which Increased By 196% From That in the Pre-COVID Pandemic Year of 2019. These Same 20 Cos Also Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020, the First Year of the Worldwide COVID Pandemic, Which Increased By an Incredible 74% From That in 2019. The Only Other Countries I Have Researched So Far That Had Higher Total Profits in 2020 Than in 2019 Were Ukraine (+446%), Lithuania (+38%), Latvia (+20%), Turkey (+16%), Slovenia (+10%) and Denmark (+5%). For Instance, Russia's 199 Companies Reporting Their Earnings in Russian Rubles Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 Decline By 61% From That in 2019.

From a review of the investing.com website,  there were 20 Companies headquartered in Bosnia-Herzegovina that reported their Profits in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 20 Companies located in Bosnia-Herzegovina.



Friday, May 27, 2022

Slovakian Companies 2021 Bottom-Line Profits Very Good For the Most Part

The largest Slovakian Headquartered Company is Tatra Banka, which generated Bottom-Line Profits of Euro 162.1 mil in annual 2021, an increase of 53% from 2020 and also an increase of 20% from the Pre-Covid pandemic year of 2019.

The second largest Company is Allianz-Slovenska Poistova, but the most recent year it disclosed its annual earnings was in 2017.

The third largest Company is Tatry Mountain Resorts, which has been just devastated financially by the Covid pandemic.  It reported a Bottom-Line Loss of Euro 45.9 mil in its fiscal year ended October 2021, far exceeding the Euro 20.5 mil Bottom-Line Loss in the prior fiscal year 2020.  Total Revenues declined by a huge 42% in annual 2021 from 2020.

But a clear bright spot here for Tatry Mountain Resorts is that for the most recent half-year reported from May 1, 2021 to October 31, 2021, its Total Revenues increased by 12% from the prior year's half year and that resulted in a Bottom-Line Earnings Improvement of Euro 17.3 mil or of 63% from a Loss of Euro 27.4 mil in the prior year's second-half to a Euro Loss of 10.1 mil in the most recent second-half-year reported.  On the other hand, the current year's first-half Total Revenue decline was a massive 76% from the first-half of the previous year, which resulted in a massive 619% earnings deterioration.

The fourth largest Company is Zentiva, but its most recent disclosure of its annual earnings was in 2015.

The fifth largest Company was Biotka, which hasn't reported its annual earnings in 2021 yet.  However, its Bottom-Line Profits in the three prior years were great ..... Euro 2.276 mil in 2020, Euro 2.022 mil in 2019 and Euro 1.128 mil in 2018.

But the best news to the Slovakian economy has to be what's going on in the auto industry in 2021. 

The auto industry is just huge to Slovakia.  In the most recent year reported, the Slovakian company with by far the highest annual sales in the country was Volkswagen' Slovakia with Euro 9.785 bil, followed at #2 by Kia Slovakia with Euro 4.575 bil.

And just how well did the Parent Companies do in 2021?  

Well, Volkswagen's consolidated bottom-line profits increased by a superb 80% to Euro 14.9 bil.  

And Kia's consolidated bottom-line profits increased by a blistering 220% to South Korean Won 4.76 trillion.

I'm certain that these two giant auto manufacturers are very pleased with the Slovakian autoworkers' huge contributions here.

Thursday, May 26, 2022

The 11 Largest Serbian Cos Reporting Profits Saw Their Total 2021 Bottom-Line Profits Increase By an Off-the-Charts 3,853% From That in 2020 and Also Increase By 9% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of the SimplyWallStreet website, of the Serbian Companies on the Belgrade Stock Exchange, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of the WSJ Markets website, of the investing.com website, and of Companies' Investor Relations websites, there were 11 Companies headquartered in Serbia with stock market caps above Serbian Dinars (RSDs) 2 bil recently and that reported their Profits in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 11 Serbian Companies.



Wednesday, May 25, 2022

The 20 Largest Croatian Cos Generated Total 2021 Bottom-Line Profits Which Were Up By 420% From That in 2020 and Also Increased By 13% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of the SimplyWallStreet website, of the Croatian Companies on the Zagreb Stock Exchange, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of the WSJ Markets website, and of the investing.com website, there were 20 Companies headquartered in Croatia with stock market caps above US$ 100 mil recently and that reported their Profits in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 20 Croatian Companies.



Tuesday, May 24, 2022

The 13 Largest Bulgarian Cos Generated Total 2021 Bottom-Line Profits Which Were Up By a Very Impressive 75% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of the value.today/headquarters/bulgaria website, of the SimplyWallStreet website, of the Bulgaria Companies on the Bulgaria Stock Exchange, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of the WSJ Markets website, of the investing.com website and of Company Investor Relations websites, there were 13 Companies headquartered in Bulgaria with stock market caps above EURO $100 mil recently and that reported their Profits in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 13 Bulgarian Companies.



Monday, May 23, 2022

The 9 Largest Companies in Slovenia Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2021 Which Increased By 26% From That in the Pre-COVID Pandemic Year of 2019. These 9 Slovenian Companies Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020, the First Year of the Worldwide COVID Pandemic, Which Increased By 10% From That in 2019. Ukraine (+446%), Lithuania (+38%), Latvia (+20%), Turkey (+16%), Slovenia (+10%) and Denmark (+5%) Are the Only Six Countries That I Have Researched So Far Whose Companies Had Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 That Were Higher Than That in 2019. For Instance, Russia's 199 Companies Reporting Their Earnings in Russian Rubles Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 Decline By 61% From That in 2019.

From a review of the value.today/headquarters/slovenia website, of the Slovenia Companies on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of the WSJ Markets website, and of the investing.com website,  there were 9 Companies headquartered in Slovenia with stock market caps above US$ 100 mil recently and that reported their Profits in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 9 Slovenia Companies.



The 12 Largest Hungarian Cos, Led By Hungarian Oil & Gas Co MOL's 141% Increase, Generated Total 2021 Bottom-Line Profits Which Were Up By a Very Impressive 74% From the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of the value.today/headquarters/hungary website, of the topforeignstocks/hungary.com website, of the Hungarian Companies on the Budapest Stock Exchange, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of the WSJ Markets website, of the investing.com website, and of financial information disclosed in Company Investor Relations websites, there were 12 Companies headquartered in Hungary with stock market caps above US$ 100 mil recently and that reported their Profits in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 12 Hungarian Companies.



Sunday, May 22, 2022

The 9 Largest Czech Republic Companies Reporting Their Profits in Czech Korunas Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in Annual 2021 Increase By 43% Over That in Annual 2020. Also, the Large Avast plc, Which Reports Its Profits in US Dollars, Saw Its Bottom-Line Profits in Annual 2021 Increase By a Huge 105% From Annual 2020. Updating These Profits For the 1Q of 2022, the Huge CEZ Group, with a Stock Market Cap of $27 Bil, Saw Its Bottom-Line Profits in the 1Q of 2022 Increase By an Incredible 219% From That in the 1Q of 2021. And the Largest Bank in the Czech Republic Komercni Banka Saw Its Bottom-Line Profits in the 1Q of 2022 Increase By a Huge 76% From That in the 1Q of 2021.

From a review of the value.today/headquarters/czech republic website, of the topforeignstocks/czechrepublic.com website, of the Czech Republic Companies on the Prague Stock Exchange, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of the WSJ Markets website, of the investing.com website, and of financial information disclosed in Company Investor Relations websites, there were 10 Companies headquartered in the Czech Republic with stock market caps above US$ 100 mil recently and that reported their Profits in both the fiscal year 2021 and 2020. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021 and 2020 for each of these 10 Czech Republic Companies.





Saturday, May 21, 2022

The 33 Largest Turkish Cos With Stock Market Caps Above US $1 Bil Generated Total 2021 Bottom-Line Profits Which Were Up By an Off-the-Charts 158% From the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019. In Comparison, Turkey's Average Annual Inflation Rate Increased By a Substantially Lower 12.3% in Annual 2020 and 19.6% in Annual 2021. These Turkish Companies' Most Recent Two-Year Profit Growth of 158% Even Far Exceeded That Profit Growth of Both Finland's (+52%) and Sweden's (+39%). It's Pretty Clear That These Turkish Companies Have Done an Incredible Job in the Two Most Recent Years of Very Astutely Handling the Huge Negative Economic Effects of Both the Covid Pandemic and of the Very High Turkish Inflation.

From a review of the value.today/headquarters/turkey website, of the companiesmarketcaps/turkey website, of the topforeignstocks/turkey.com website, of the Turkish Companies in the Turkey BIST 100 Index, of the Turkish Companies on the Instabul Stock Exchange, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of the WSJ Markets website, and of the investing.com website, there were 33 Companies headquartered in Turkey with stock market caps above US$ 1 bil recently and that reported their Profits in all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 33 Turkish Companies which all reported their profit information in Turkish Liras (TRYs). 



Friday, May 20, 2022

The 22 Companies in Latvia Reporting Their Profits in Fiscal Years 2021, 2020 and 2019 Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2021 Which Increased By 30% From That in the Pre-COVID Pandemic Year of 2019. These 22 Latvian Companies Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020, the First Year of the Worldwide COVID Pandemic, Which Increased By an Impressive 20% From That in 2019. Ukraine (+446%), Lithuania (+38%), Latvia (+20%) and Denmark (+5%) Are the Only Four Countries That I Have Researched So Far Whose Companies Had Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 That Were Higher Than That in 2019. For Instance, Russia's 199 Companies Reporting Their Earnings in Russian Rubles Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 Decline By 61% From That in 2019.

From the Latvian Companies included in the Nasdaq Baltic Riga Market, there were 22 Companies headquartered in Latvia that reported their Profits in accordance with International Accounting Standards approved by the EU for all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.

From the annual reports included in the Reports section for each Latvian Company, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 22 Latvian Companies.

I have to say that the Nasdaq Baltic Market website is the most user-friendly Reporting System I have ever experienced.






Wednesday, May 18, 2022

The 24 Companies in Estonia Reporting Their Profits in Fiscal Years 2021, 2020 and 2019 Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2021 Which Increased By 13% From That in the Pre-COVID Pandemic Year of 2019. Exclusive of the Very Well-Run Tallink Grupp, the Largest Passenger and Cargo Shipping Co in the Baltic Sea Region, the Increase Was a Much Higher 78%.

From the Estonian Companies included in the Nasdaq Baltic Tallinn Market, there were 24 Companies headquartered in Estonia that reported their Profits in accordance with International Accounting Standards approved by the EU for all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.

From the annual reports included in the Reports section for each Estonian Company, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 24 Estonian Companies.

I have to say that the Nasdaq Baltic Market website is the most user-friendly Reporting System I have ever experienced.



The 32 Companies in Lithuania Reporting Their Profits in 2021, 2020 and 2019 Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020, the First Year of the Worldwide COVID Pandemic, Which Increased By a Very Impressive 38% From That in 2019. Lithuania (+38%), Ukraine +446%) and Denmark (+5%) Are the Only Three Countries That I Have Researched So Far Whose Companies Had Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 That Were Higher Than That in 2019. For Instance, Russia's 199 Companies Reporting Their Earnings in Russian Rubles in Both 2020 and in 2019 Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 Decline By 61% From That in 2019.

From the Lithuanian Companies included in the Nasdaq Baltic Vilnius Market, there were 32 Companies headquartered in Lithuana that reported their Profits in accordance with International Accounting Standards approved by the EU for all of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.

From the annual reports included in the Reports section for each Lithuania Company, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Profit (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 32 Lithuanian Companies.

I have to say that the Nasdaq Baltic Market website is the most user-friendly Reporting System I have ever experienced.



 




Tuesday, May 17, 2022

The 9 Russian Companies Reporting Their Earnings in US Dollars in 2020 and 2019 Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 Decline By 47% From That in 2019.

From a review of topforeignstocks.com website, of the value.today/headquarters/russia website, of companies listed in the Moscow Exchange, of marketwatch.com's russia location website, of investing.com's website, of the WSJ Markets website, and of Russian Company annual reports included in their Investor Relations websites, there were 9 Companies headquartered in Russia that reported their Earnings in both fiscal years 2020 and 2019 in US Dollars. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2020 and 2019 for each of these 9 Russian Companies which reported their earnings information in US Dollars.



Monday, May 16, 2022

The 199 Russian Companies Reporting Their Earnings in Russian Rubles in 2020 and 2019 Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 Decline By 4.5 Trillion Russian Rubles or By 61% From That in 2019.

From a review of topforeignstocks.com website, of the value.today/headquarters/russia website, of companies listed in the Moscow Exchange, of marketwatch.com's russia location website, of investing.com's website, of the WSJ Markets website, of Russian Company annual reports included in their Investor Relations websites, and of Morningstar's website, there were 199 Companies headquartered in Russia that reported their Earnings in both fiscal years 2020 and 2019 in Russian Rubles. 

The table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2020 and 2019 for each of these 199 Russian Companies which reported their earnings information in Russian Rubles.




Thursday, May 12, 2022

The 21 Companies in Ukraine Reporting Both 2020 and 2019 Earnings in Ukrainian Hryvnias (UAHs) Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits of 16.6 Bil UAHs in the First Covid Pandemic Year of 2020, an Increase of an Incredible 446% From Their Total Bottom-Line Profits of 3.0 Bil UAHs in 2019. Ukraine is the Only Country That I have Researched So Far Whose Companies Had Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 That Were Higher Than That in 2019, Except For Denmark's Companies Which Increased By Only 5%. For Instance, Russia's 199 Companies Reporting Their Earnings in Russian Rubles in Both 2020 and in 2019 Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2020 Decline By 61% From That in 2019.

From a review of topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of  the value.today/headquarters/ukraine website, and of Companies included in the Ukraine Exchange, there were 21 Companies headquartered in Ukraine that reported their Earnings in both 2020 and in 2019 in Ukranian Hryvnias (UAHs), whose Earnings were predominately summarized in the investing.com website.  Also, I  got a handful of these Companies Earnings from these Companies' Annual Reports included in these Companies' Investor Relations websites.  Also, I got Motor Siche's 2019 Earnings from Morningstar's website. 

Predominately from summarized Income Statements included in the investing.com website, the first table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2020 and 2019 for each of these 21 Ukrainian Companies which reported their earnings information in UAHs.




Wednesday, May 11, 2022

Because of Russia's Invasion of Ukraine, There Are Only 3 Ukrainian Companies That Have Released Their 2021 Earnings So Far. Two of These 3 Companies (Kernal Holding and MHP) Reported Their Earnings in US Dollars and Generated Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2021 That Increased By a Blistering 160% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019. The Third Company Was Astarta Holding Which Saw Its Bottom-Line Profits in 2021 Increase By an Amazing 11,008% From That in 2019. On the Other Hand, Russian Cos Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2021 Increased By a Much Lower 34% From 2019.

From a review of topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of  the value.today/headquarters/ukraine website, and of Companies listed in the Ukraine Stock Exchange, there were 3 Companies headquartered in Ukraine, which have reported their Earnings in their annual financial statements in their Companies' Investor Relations websites including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.     

The first table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 3 Ukrainian Companies.

From their financial statements in their 20-F Annual Reports filed with the US  SEC, or from their Income Statement summaries reported in the WSJ Markets website or in the Google finance or Yahoo finance websites, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for annual fiscal years ended 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of the 50 Russian Companies which have their stock trading on the Moscow Exchange and which have reported their Annual FYE 2021 Earnings by April 16, 2022.




Monday, May 9, 2022

The 26 Largest Companies HQed in Romania and Reporting in Romanian Leis Generated Total Bottom-Line Earnings in Fiscal Year 2021 Which Increased By a Blistering 114% From That in Fiscal Year 2020, and Which Also Increased By a Very Solid 20% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Fiscal Year of 2019.

From a review of topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of  the value.today/headquarters/luxembourg website, and of Companies in the Bucharest Stock Exchange, there were 26 Companies headquartered in Romania with stock market caps above US$100 mil recently or its equivalent, which predominately had their Income Statement information reported in Romanian Leis (RONs) in their annual financial statements in their Companies' Investor Relations websites including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.     

From these Income Statements, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 26 largest Romanian Companies which reported their earnings information in RONs.




Sunday, May 8, 2022

The 15 Largest Italian Cos With Stock Market Caps Above US$10 Bil Generated Total Fiscal Year 2021 Bottom-Line Earnings Which Were Up By 37% From the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019, While the 50 Smaller Italian Cos With Stock Market Caps of US$1-10 Bil Saw Their Same 2021 Total Earnings Plummet By 91% From That in 2019. This Huge Profit Decline in 2021 Was Driven By Telecom Italia's $8.4 Bil Euro Loss in 2021.

From a review of companiesmarketcap.com, of value.today/headquarters/italy, of topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, and of Wikipedia Listed Italian Companies on the Borsa Italiana, there were 65 Italian Companies with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, which had their Income Statement information predominately included in the WSJ Markets website including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019, and which also reported their earnings information in EUROs.  A small handful of these Companies Earnings were derived from these Companies' actual financial statements contained in their Company's Investor Relations websites.  

From predominately their Income Statement summaries reported in the WSJ Markets website, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 65 largest Italian Companies reporting in EUROs.




Saturday, May 7, 2022

The 4 Largest Greek Banks Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2019 Plummet By 742% in 2021. On the Other Hand, the 9 Largest Non-Bank Greek Companies Reporting in Euros Saw Their Pre-Covid Pandemic Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2019 Increase By 648% in 2021.

From a review of topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, and of  the value.today/headquarters/greece website, there were 13 Companies headquartered in Greece that reported their earnings in Euros, with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, and which  had their Income Statement information predominately summarized in the WSJ Markets website including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.      

From their Income Statement summaries predominately reported in the WSJ Markets website, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 13 Greek Companies.




The 4 Largest Greek Deep Sea Foreign Transportation of Freight Cos Saw Their Total Bottom-Line Profits in 2021 Increase By 2,477% From That in 2020 and Increase By 1,663% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, and of  the value.today/headquarters/greece website, there were 4 Companies headquartered in Greece that were Deep Sea Foreign Transportation of Freight Companies with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, and which  had their Income Statement information reported in US$s included in the WSJ Markets website including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.      

From their Income Statement summaries reported in the WSJ Markets website, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 4 Greek Companies.




Friday, May 6, 2022

The 22 Largest Cos Headquartered in Ireland Reporting in US$s Generated Total Bottom-Line Earnings of $25,686 mil in Fiscal Year 2021, Up 6% From That in 2019. The 9 Largest Cos Headquartered in Ireland Reporting in GBPs Generated Total Bottom-Line Earnings of 3,444 mil in 2021, Up 119% From That in 2019. And the 10 Largest Cos Headquartered in Ireland Reporting in EUROs Generated Total Bottom-Line Earnings of 2,115 mil in 2021, Down 31% From That in 2019.

From a review of  topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, of the Euronext Dublin, and of value.today/headquarters/ireland, there were 41 Companies headquartered in Ireland with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, which had their Income Statement information included in the WSJ Markets website or in their financial statements filed with the US SEC, which included their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.

Of those 41 Companies, 22 of them reported their earnings in US dollars, 9 of them in British pounds and 10 of them in EUROs.

The first table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 22 largest Irish HQed Companies reporting in US$s. 

The second table below shows the same information for each of the 10 largest Irish HQed Companies reporting in EUROs. 

And the third table below shows the same information for each of the 9 largest Irish HQed Companies reporting in British Pounds (GBPs)US$s. 




Wednesday, May 4, 2022

The 16 Largest Companies HQed in Luxembourg and Reporting in EUROs Generated Total Bottom-Line Earnings in Fiscal Year 2021 Which Increased By an Off-the-Charts 724% From That in Fiscal Year 2020, and Which Increased By a Completely Off-the-Charts 439% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Fiscal Year of 2019.

From a review of topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, and of  the value.today/headquarters/luxembourg website, there were 16 Companies headquartered in Luxembourg with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, which predominately had their Income Statement information reported in EUROs included in the WSJ Markets website including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.  The earnings information for two of these companies was derived from their financial statements included in their Company's Investor Relations website.    

From their Income Statement summaries reported predominately in the WSJ Markets website, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 16 largest Luxembourg Companies which reported their earnings information in EUROs.



The 11 Largest Companies in Portugal Generated Total Bottom-Line Earnings in Fiscal Year 2021 Which Increased By 56% From That in 2020 and Which Decreased By 13% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of  topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, and of  Companies in the Euronext Lisbon, there were 11 Portuguese Companies with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, which had their Income Statement information included in the WSJ Markets website including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.    

From their Income Statement summaries reported in the WSJ Markets website, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 11 largest Portuguese Companies.



Tuesday, May 3, 2022

The 45 Largest Companies in Belgium Generated Total Bottom-Line Earnings in Fiscal Year 2021 Which Increased By 189% From That in 2020 and Which Increased By 11% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of  topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, and of  Companies in the Euronext Brussels, there were 45 Belgian Companies with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, which had their Income Statement information included in the WSJ Markets website including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019.    

From their Income Statement summaries reported in the WSJ Markets website, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 45 largest Belgian Companies.




Monday, May 2, 2022

The 28 Largest Companies in Austria Generated Total Bottom-Line Earnings in Fiscal Year 2021 Which Increased By 115% From That in 2020 and Which Increased By 14% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019.

From a review of  topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, and of  Companies in the Vienna Stock Exchange, there were 28 Austian Companies with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, which had their Income Statement information predominately included in the WSJ Markets website including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019, and which also reported their earnings information in EUROs.  The earnings of six of these Companies were derived from these Companies' actual financial statements contained in their Company's Investor Relations websites.  

From predominately their Income Statement summaries reported in the WSJ Markets website, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 28 largest Austrian Companies.




The 18 Largest Spanish Cos With Stock Market Caps Above US$10 Bil Generated Total Fiscal Year 2021 Bottom-Line Earnings Which Were Up By a Blistering 71% From the Pre-Covid Pandemic Year of 2019, While the 38 Smaller Spanish Cos With Stock Market Caps of US$1-10 Bil Saw Their Same 2021 Total Earnings Plummet By 56% From That in 2019.

From a review of companiesmarketcap.com, of topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, and of component Companies in both the IBEX 35 Index and in the IBEX Medium Cap Index of the Madrid Stock Exchange, there were 56 Spanish Companies with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, which had their Income Statement information predominately included in the WSJ Markets website including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019, and which also reported their earnings information in EUROs.  The earnings of three of these Companies were derived from these Companies' actual financial statements contained in either their Company's Investor Relations websites or in filings with the US SEC.  

From predominately their Income Statement summaries reported in the WSJ Markets website, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 56 largest Spanish Companies.




Sunday, May 1, 2022

The 55 Largest Companies in Italy Reporting in EUROs Generated Total Bottom-Line Earnings in Fiscal Year 2021 Which Decreased By 18% From That in the Pre-Covid Pandemic Fiscal Year of 2019. Italy is the First European Country Whose Companies Total Earnings in 2021 Haven't Totally Recovered From 2019.

From a review of companiesmarketcap.com, of topforeignstocks.com, of the Google Finance and Yahoo Finance websites, and of Wikipedia Listed Italian Companies on the Borsa Italiana, there were 55 Italian Companies with stock market caps above US$1 bil recently, which had their Income Statement information predominately included in the WSJ Markets website including their Consolidated Net Income (Loss) for each of the most recent three fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019, and which also reported their earnings information in EUROs.  A small handful of these Companies Earnings were derived from these Companies' actual financial statements contained in their Company's Investor Relations websites.  

From predominately their Income Statement summaries reported in the WSJ Markets website, the table below shows the Consolidated Net Income (Loss) from continuing operations for fiscal years 2021, 2020 and 2019 for each of these 55 largest Italian Companies reporting in EUROs.