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Fannie Mae (FNMA) Earnings: Surpassing Estimates with 4Q Net Revenue of $7.30B

By February 14, 2025 No Comments
  • Fannie Mae reported net revenue of $7.30 billion for the fourth quarter.
  • Net interest income was slightly lower at $7.18 billion.
  • Comprehensive net income and net income both stood at $4.13 billion, surpassing the estimated net income of $3.83 billion from analysts.
  • The total mortgage loans managed by Fannie Mae amounted to $4.14 trillion.
  • Debt of consolidated trusts was reported at $4.09 trillion.
  • The organization maintained cash and cash equivalents totaling $38.85 billion.
  • An investment loss of $10 million was recorded during this period.
  • The company experienced fair value gains of $842 million.
  • Investment community sentiment included 0 buys, 0 holds, and 2 sell recommendations.

A look at Fannie Mae Smart Scores

FactorScoreMagnitude
Value0
Dividend1
Growth2
Resilience2
Momentum5
OVERALL SMART SCORE2.0

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

Analysts at Smartkarma have provided a comprehensive outlook for Fannie Mae, utilizing their Smart Scores which rate various factors influencing the company’s future performance. Fannie Mae‘s overall Smart Scores paint a promising long-term outlook, with particularly strong momentum and resilience scores. Momentum, with a top score of 5, indicates a positive trend in the company’s market performance, while resilience, rated at 2, suggests Fannie Mae‘s ability to weather economic uncertainties. Additionally, the growth score of 2 underscores potential expansion opportunities for the company as it navigates the evolving housing market landscape.

Fannie Mae, a key player in the mortgage industry, continues to facilitate housing ownership for low to middle-income Americans by buying and holding mortgages and issuing guaranteed mortgage-backed securities. Established by the United States Congress and later going public in 1970, the company’s Smart Scores highlight an optimistic future outlook driven by its underlying strengths in momentum, resilience, and growth potential.


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