Harley-Davidson Inc.
(NYSE:HOG) reported second-quarter results on Thursday that topped Wall Street earnings expectations but missed on revenue, while raising its full-year outlook for global motorcycle retail sales and wholesale shipments.
Second-Quarter Earnings Beat Expectations The Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker reported diluted earnings of 75 cents per share, beating the analyst consensus estimate of 64 cents, according to Benzinga Pro.
Revenue from Harley-Davidson Motor Co.
(HDMC), its motorcycle business, rose to $1.104 billion from $1.044 billion a year earlier but missed the Street estimate of $1.164 billion.
