Eternal reports strong growth in its first-quarter results, with profit rising more than 260%. While the company’s bottom line grows sharply, its earnings do not meet market expectations, as the quarter is described as a miss versus estimates. Alongside profit growth, Eternal’s food delivery segment shows continued expansion, with revenue from food delivery increasing by about 37% year over year. Across the sources provided, the focus is on the combination of a substantial profit increase and a revenue gain in food delivery, tempered by the company’s failure to hit forecast targets. The reporting indicates that investor expectations were higher than what Eternal delivered for the quarter, even though key operating metrics—particularly profit and food delivery revenue—move upward. No additional figures, guidance, or explanations for the estimate miss are included in the provided excerpts.