Facebook, now operating under the name Meta, recently released its earnings results for the third quarter of 2025, providing insight into the financial health of the social media, VR/AR, and AI-focused company.
In Q3 2025, Meta reported revenue of $51.24 billion, surpassing Wall Street’s expectations of $49.34 billion. This strong performance on the revenue front was a positive signal for investors and analysts alike.
However, the company faced challenges with its earnings-per-share (EPS). Meta posted a final EPS of $1.05 per share, significantly below the $6.61 per share expected by Wall Street and the $7.21 per share estimated by Earnings Whisper. The substantial gap was largely due to a one-time tax charge of $15.93 billion, which had a considerable impact on the company’s bottom line for the quarter.
According to Meta, excluding this tax charge, the EPS would have been $7.21 per share, indicating that the core business performance remained strong despite the tax-related setback.
Meta’s full Q3 2025 earnings report is available on its investor relations website for those interested in more detailed financial data and analysis.
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