BP beat analyst expectations on Tuesday as higher oil prices and increased production helped improve the oil giant’s bottom line.
The oil company reported first-quarter underlying replacement cost profit of $1.51 billion, compared to average analyst expectations of $1.26 billion. Here are some highlights of the earnings:
- EPS of $0.07 vs. $0.06 a share expected by Thomson Reuters analysts’ consensus.
- Revenue of $55.86 billion versus expected $49.98 billion expected by Thomson Reuters analysts’ consensus.