What To Expect From Facebook’s Q1 2016 Earnings
Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) is scheduled to report its first quarter results Wednesday, April 27th. We expect the company to report revenue growth of around 40% year over year and meet consensus estimates of $5.24 billion, driven by advertising revenue growth. Advertising revenue growth is likely to be driven by an increase in average price per ad and higher user engagement. Facebook reported an increase of 14% year over year in monthly active users (MAU) to 1.59 billion last quarter, and we expect the company to report similar growth rates in Q1 2016 as well. Other important metrics to watch out for on Wednesday will be growth in mobile usage and revenue growth for Instagram.
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