
Microsoft Corp. began taking general preorders Thursday for its $899.99 Xbox Series X25 lineup. The high-end release gauges demand following a sharp drop in hardware sales.
The collection directly enters Xbox hardware revenue at a 12.5% premium to the standard 1TB Series X. A sellout would support pricing power and average selling price, but even an aggressive 250,000-unit scenario produces about $225 million of gross sales—only 1.7% of one recent More Personal Computing quarter.
Watch: production volume, sell-through speed, channel inventory, discounting before November 13 and any hardware-margin disclosure. Scarcity can create a sellout without proving mass-market demand. The 1.5% MSFT gain occurred during a broad technology rally and should not be attributed to Xbox alone.
| Measure | FY2026 / Q4 range |
|---|---|
| FY revenue | $9.69B-$9.74B |
| FY adjusted EPS | $15.04-$15.10 |
| Q4 revenue | $2.53B-$2.58B |
| Q4 adjusted EPS | $4.10-$4.16 |
| FY operating cash flow | About $2.8B |
| FY free cash flow | About $2.6B |
| Signal | Current reading | What to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Cash + short-term investments | $3.608B | Integration flexibility |
| Outstanding debt | $10.037B | Debt paydown pace |
| Recurring revenue | 82% | Renewal quality and pricing |
| Q3 operating cash flow | $813M | Conversion into free cash flow |
The AI-memory read-through remains strong. Price action says investors still want Micron-specific proof on HBM volume, pricing and margins.
August 27 value is intraday at 09:39 EDT; earlier values are official closes. The stock opened at $967.01 before fading.
| Metric | Current / latest | Comparison | Investor reading |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiscal Q3 revenue | $41.46B | $23.86B prior quarter | +73.8% sequential |
| Operating cash flow | $25.39B | $11.90B prior quarter | Cash conversion strengthened |
| Adjusted free cash flow | $18.3B | $7.1B capex | Funds expansion internally |
| Adjusted gross margin | 84.9% | 74.9% prior quarter | Exceptional, hard to sustain |
| Forward P/E | 6.5× | 21.2× trailing | Large earnings-cycle assumption |
| Net cash | $23.75B | $21.03 per share | Balance-sheet cushion |
HBM is stacked memory placed beside AI accelerators. Higher accelerator shipments increase the addressable memory content, but Micron’s realized revenue still depends on qualification, allocation, pricing and yield.
| Reference | Target / value | Upside from $943.46 | Implied FY2027 P/E |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current price | $943.46 | — | 6.1× |
| BMO / Mizuho | $1,300 | 37.8% | 8.4× |
| Analyst average | $1,515 | 60.6% | 9.8× |
| Analyst low | $361 | −61.7% | 2.3× |
| Analyst high | $2,200 | +133.2% | 14.2× |
| Metric | Result | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $15.7B | +12.5% YoY |
| Adjusted EPS | $0.83 | $0.69 LSEG |
| Personal Systems revenue | $11.8B | +18% YoY |
| PC units | −16% | Consumer −19% |
| Personal Systems margin | 4.6% | 5.2% in Q2 |
| Printing revenue | $3.9B | −2% YoY |
| Quarterly free cash flow | $1.6B | $0.8B in Q2 |
Bars are scaled for visual comparison, not to a common unit. Basis points measure one-hundredth of a percentage point.
The stated 74-cent midpoint includes an estimated eight-cent tariff refund. Removing it leaves 66 cents, one cent below consensus.
| Premarket equity value | ≈$24.95B |
| Close P/E | 11.65× |
| Dividend yield at close | 3.93% |
| Average analyst target | $27.88 |
| Fresh targets, Aug. 27 | Goldman $22 · UBS $28 |
| Consensus | Hold |
Premarket equity value equals $27.28 multiplied by 914.52M shares. Analyst data updated Aug. 27 at 06:45 EDT.
Downside mechanism: memory and storage inflation outpaces repricing, pushing Personal Systems margin below 4.6%.
Upside mechanism: premium and AI-PC mix supports price while shipment declines moderate.
Invalidation check: strip tariff refunds from EPS before comparing core execution with consensus.
| Metric | Q2 FY27 | Q2 FY26 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $1.47B | $1.17B | +26% |
| Subscription revenue | $1.40B | $1.10B | +27% |
| Net-new ARR | $332.8M | $221.1M | +51% |
| Free cash flow | $377.4M | $283.6M | +33% |
| GAAP operating result | −$33.2M | −$105.5M | Loss narrowed 69% |
| GAAP subscription margin | 78% | 77% | +100 bp |
| Ending ARR | $6.603B–$6.612B |
| Revenue | $5.991B–$6.011B |
| Non-GAAP operating income | $1.497B–$1.508B |
| Non-GAAP EPS | $1.25–$1.26 |
| Net-new ARR growth midpoint | 34% |
The target sits only 1.8% above $206.85. Fresh post-earnings revisions may change this comparison.
Falcon Flex: More than $2.29B of ARR, or about 39% of total ending ARR.
Q3 bridge: Guidance implies about $346M of net-new ARR, roughly 4% above Q2.
The $18.0B premarket gain equals about 54 times quarterly net-new ARR and 272 times the revenue-guide midpoint increase.
GAAP operations remain loss-making. Competition, discounting and outage-related costs can pressure margins.
| Test | Latest | Next threshold | Investor read |
|---|---|---|---|
| cRPO growth | 14% | 11%–12% Q3 guide | Deceleration is already guided |
| Revenue growth | 11% | 10% Q3 guide | Backlog must convert cleanly |
| FCF margin | 28.1% | 21%–23% Q3 guide | Quarterly seasonality rises |
| Net retention | 107% | Hold or improve | Confirms expansion quality |
| Metric | Current | Comparison |
|---|---|---|
| GAAP gross margin | 75.0% | 74.0% Q3 midpoint |
| GAAP operating income | $63.73bn | +124% Y/Y |
| Operating cash flow | $24.08bn | Q2 FY2027 |
| Accounts receivable | $63.06bn | +64% since Jan. 25 |
| Inventory | $31.58bn | +48% since Jan. 25 |
| Capital returned | $26.0bn | Q2 buybacks + dividends |
| Forward P/E | 17.9× |
| AMD forward P/E | 37.2× |
| Intel forward P/E | 46.2× |
| Analyst consensus | Buy · 61 analysts |
| Average target | $305.79 |
| Raymond James | Strong Buy · $352 |
| Item | Current fact |
|---|---|
| Stage | Mapping begins within weeks |
| Testing | Manual mapping, then trained safety specialists |
| Commercial target | Public robotaxi service by late 2027 |
| Regulation | Local, Bavarian and federal approvals required |
| Operating footprint | 11 U.S. cities today; Munich would be first German market |
| Economics disclosed | No fleet, price, capex or revenue forecast |
| Measure | Current figure | Investor read |
|---|---|---|
| Cumulative Waymo trips | 20M+ | Commercial scale is proven |
| Weekly commercial rides | 500K+ | 26M+ annualized ride volume |
| Illustrative revenue run rate | $468M | 500K rides × $18 assumed fare × 52 weeks |
| Other Bets Q2 revenue | $382M | Up $9M, or 2.4%, year over year |
| Other Bets Q2 operating loss | $1.799B | Up $553M, or 44.4% |
Waymo remains too small to explain Alphabet's valuation alone. Its importance lies in optionality and future capital intensity.
Consensus from 12 analysts shown by Google Finance on Aug. 27, 2026.
| Scenario | Annual ride revenue | Versus annualized Other Bets loss |
|---|---|---|
| $15 average fare | $390M | 5.4% |
| $18 average fare | $468M | 6.5% |
| $20 average fare | $520M | 7.2% |
| Annualized Q2 Other Bets loss | $7.20B | 100% |
| Driver | Positive evidence | Pressure point |
|---|---|---|
| Utilization | More paid trips per vehicle | Idle fleet raises cost per mile |
| Pricing | Fare premium holds in new cities | Discounting limits revenue per ride |
| Capital | Partners fund vehicles and depots | Alphabet absorbs expansion costs |
| Regulation | Munich approvals arrive on schedule | Testing or launch slips beyond 2027 |
| Disclosure | Waymo reports standalone economics | No clear path from rides to margin |
NASDAQ:META • company stock move • legal and product catalyst
The closing gain added about 75% of the maximum settlement cost to Meta’s quoted value.
| Maximum agreements | $18.0B |
| Proposed state payment | Up to $17.0B |
| Payment period | 10 years |
| Expected Q3 charge | $10.0B |
| Q2 operating income | $18.78B |
| Cash + securities | $90.26B |
The maximum total equals 29.6% of Q2 revenue and 19.9% of cash and securities.
The proposed consent judgment remains subject to court approval.
| Revenue | $60.80B • +28% |
| Operating income | $18.78B • −8% |
| Net income | $15.85B • −14% |
| Capital expenditures | $31.08B |
| Daily active people | 3.60B • +3% |
| Ad impressions / price | +14% / +12% |
| Company | Move | Market cap |
|---|---|---|
| Meta | +1.07% | $1.48T |
| Snap | −8.53% | $9.02B |
| Alphabet | −1.40% | $4.18T |
| −1.46% | $13.12B |
Meta was the only gainer in this comparison.
The average target implies 31% upside. The low target is only 0.7% above Wednesday’s close.
The balance sheet can fund the settlement, but cash cost is only one variable. Judicial changes, continuing litigation and implementation spending could lift the final burden. Product restrictions may reduce time spent by younger users, affecting ad inventory. The observable test is whether engagement and ad-impression growth weaken after safeguards take effect.
NASDAQ:QBTS • company stock move
The SEC filing says the resignation was not caused by a disagreement over operations, accounting, disclosures or controls.
| Q2 revenue | $3.1M |
| Q2 GAAP operating expenses | $55.0M |
| Q2 adjusted EBITDA loss | $37.1M |
| First-half bookings | $35.5M |
| Remaining obligations | $40.7M |
| Cash + securities | $546.2M |
The $543M unrecovered value equals 15.3× first-half bookings and roughly 175× quarterly revenue.
| Company | Close | Move | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| D-Wave | $17.51 | −9.51% | $6.52B |
| IonQ | $40.03 | −4.83% | $14.72B |
| Rigetti | $15.94 | −5.87% | $5.31B |
| Quantum Computing | $8.35 | −1.24% | $1.88B |
The average target is 101% above the $17.51 close. Targets are estimates, not guarantees.
Large system contracts make revenue recognition uneven. First-half bookings included one $20 million sale. A slower conversion of the $40.7 million obligation balance, continued operating-cost growth, or another finance-management change would increase valuation pressure. Continuity on September 2 is the next confirmed governance checkpoint.
| Metric | Latest figure | Growth / margin | Investor signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q2 2026 net sales | $5.442B | +7.5% reported | Growth exceeded Q3’s 3%–5% guide |
| Cardiovascular sales | $3.624B | +8.3% | 66.6% of Q2 revenue |
| MedSurg sales | $1.818B | +5.9% | 33.4% of Q2 revenue |
| Gross profit | $3.848B | 70.7% margin | Expedited freight or remediation could pressure margin |
| Adjusted EPS | $0.86 | FY guide $3.28–$3.32 | Guidance risk depends on restoration time |
| Market capitalization | $69.81B |
| Trailing P/E | 20.2× |
| Forward P/E | 15.2× |
| Enterprise value / revenue | 4.02× |
| Average analyst target | $62.69 |
| Implied upside to close | 30.1% |
The company has not identified the attacker, disclosed whether protected information was accessed, or estimated the financial impact. Longer disruption could add freight, remediation and support costs.
Market snapshot: August 26, 2026, 20:15 EDT (August 27, 00:15 UTC). Fundamentals: quarter ended June 30, 2026.
SolarEdge added about $197 million in quoted value. Volume reached 6.53 million shares, or 2.1× the three-month average.
UBS upgraded SEDG to Buy and lifted its target to $42. The broker says FCC restrictions touch more than half the U.S. inverter market, creating a share, pricing and margin opening for U.S.-made products.
Q3 midpoint is 6.1% below Q2. Guided gross margin is 22%–26%.
| Measure | Old | New | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price target | $36 | $42 | +16.7% |
| 2027 adj. EBITDA | $101M | $110M | +8.9% |
| 2028 adj. EBITDA | $173M | $190M | +9.8% |
The $197 million one-day value gain equals 1.79× UBS's 2027 estimate and 1.04× its 2028 estimate.
| Q2 revenue | $346.2M | +19.6% YoY |
| Q2 gross margin | 27.5% | +16.4 pts YoY |
| Battery shipments | 426 MWh | +104% YoY |
| Inverter shipments | 62,600 | -27.4% YoY |
| Free cash flow | $3.1M | Q2 2026 |
| Cash / inventory | $527M / $600M | June 30 |
| Company | Price | Day | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| SolarEdge | $33.08 | +10.74% | $2.02B |
| Shoals | $7.31 | +6.10% | $1.24B |
| Enphase | $38.42 | +2.78% | $5.19B |
| First Solar | $205.93 | -0.48% | $22.19B |
Latest available quotes: August 26, 2026, 20:15 EDT.
$39.15 average target implies 18.4% upside. The range spans $24 to $100. UBS's $42 target sits 7.3% above the mean.
Consensus snapshot: August 26, 2026.
FCC implementation may be delayed, narrowed or exempt products. Financing costs can restrain residential installations. SolarEdge also must reduce inventory while defending price and converting U.S. capacity into profitable volume.
Event time confirmed by Apple. Product expectations are reported, not company-confirmed.
Quarterly margins calculated from Apple’s filing. Stock statistics checked Aug. 26, 2026.
| Question | Evidence now | What changes the thesis |
|---|---|---|
| Can the event expand premium mix? | iPhone revenue rose 21.7% year on year. | Higher opening price with credible shipment scale. |
| Can hardware protect margins? | Products carried a 40.1% gross margin; tariff refunds lifted total margin. | Supply, yield and component-cost disclosures. |
| Is a foldable material? | IDC estimate cited by Reuters: over 17M units by 2027. | Apple confirmation, price and availability. |
| Does valuation allow disappointment? | 33.8× forward earnings; average target offers 4.1% upside. | Stronger upgrade evidence or higher estimates. |
Execution: A rumored foldable could be delayed, expensive or supply-constrained. Demand: Premium pricing may meet weaker global smartphone demand. Margin: High component costs could absorb the benefit of a richer mix. Expectation: The shares already gained $51.8 billion before Apple disclosed any product details.
Sources: Apple event page and fiscal Q3 filing; Reuters reporting dated Aug. 26, 2026; S&P Global estimates via StockAnalysis. Dollar figures are U.S. dollars. Calculations may differ from rounded reported values.
| Company | Close | Aug. 26 | Revenue signal | Risk profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NuScale Power | $9.27 | −5.50% | $75K Q2 | Pre-commercial |
| Oklo | $41.60 | −6.03% | $1.21M TTM | Early revenue |
| NANO Nuclear | $18.50 | −3.85% | $214K TTM | Development |
| BWX Technologies | $153.16 | +2.29% | $3.51B TTM | Profitable supplier |
The 80% retrieval-time claim targets engineering productivity and schedule risk. It does not yet quantify lower R&D spending, faster licensing or contract revenue. The balance sheet extends the runway, but binding customer commitments remain the decisive valuation bridge.
Risks: Proof-of-concept results may not scale. Nuclear licensing, customer financing, manufacturing capacity, partner execution and dilution can overwhelm workflow savings.
| Reference | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| 52-week high · June 16 | $225.64 | −38.1% |
| Average analyst target | $220.20 | +57.7% |
| Aug. 26 close | $139.63 | Base |
| IPO price · June | $135.00 | +3.4% |
| 52-week low · Aug. 3 | $104.83 | +33.2% |
Louisiana expands Starship launch capacity for three revenue engines: external launch services, Starlink deployment and orbital AI infrastructure. The $100 billion headline equals all June liquidity and 3.5 times first-half capex.
Starship cadenceStarlink capacityAI satellitesNo annual spending schedule, financing plan or return target was disclosed. Starship reusability, permits, wetland mitigation and launch demand must advance before the campus can earn a return.
engineeringregulationcash burnenvironment| Checkpoint | Timing | What investors need |
|---|---|---|
| Phased budget | Not disclosed | Annual cash use, debt and partner funding |
| Permits and wetlands plan | Pre-construction | Schedule certainty and mitigation cost |
| Construction start | Expected 2027 | Evidence the plan is funded and active |
| Starship scale-up | Ongoing | Reliability, reusability and lower launch cost |
| First Louisiana launch | Targeted 2029 | Capacity begins supporting revenue channels |
Market snapshot: August 26, 2026, 19:49 EDT (August 27, 01:49 CEST). Regular-session figures unless noted.
+121.7% versus Wednesday's close
| Metric | Value | Growth |
|---|---|---|
| Total revenue | $67.4bn | +17% |
| Total cloud | $34.0bn | +39% |
| Cloud infrastructure | $18.1bn | +77% |
| Cloud applications | $15.9bn | +11% |
| RPO | $638bn | +363% |
RPO equals about 9.5 times annual revenue, but converts over several years.
| Operating cash flow | $32.0bn |
| Capital expenditure | −$55.7bn |
| Free cash flow | −$23.7bn |
| FY26 debt raised | $43bn |
| FY26 equity raised | $5bn |
| Planned FY27 financing | ≈$40bn |
Planned FY27 financing includes a previously announced $20bn at-the-market equity program.
| Company | Close | Daily move | Market value | P/E |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oracle | $148.87 | +2.84% | $433.5bn | 26.7× |
| Microsoft | $496.37 | +0.91% | $3.70tn | 29.5× |
| Alphabet | $342.00 | −1.40% | $4.18tn | 17.2× |
| SAP ADR | $211.68 | −2.45% | $247.1bn | — |
August 26 U.S. close; latest trade timestamps ranged from 19:15 to 19:38 EDT.
Average target across 39 analysts tracked by MarketBeat.
| Low | $145 |
| Average | $263.97 |
| High | $400 |
| Average implied upside | 77.3% |
Citi opened a positive 90-day catalyst watch. Oracle also held a financial analyst meeting at 10:45 CT.
Investors will test cloud-capacity delivery, financing costs and signs that the historic selloff is losing force.
| Risk | Investor transmission | Watch point |
|---|---|---|
| Build delays | Defers contracted revenue | Capacity delivery |
| Negative cash flow | Raises external-funding needs | Capex and OCF |
| Equity issuance | Dilutes existing holders | $20bn ATM program |
| Credit pressure | Increases financing costs | Spreads and ratings |
| Customer concentration | Raises contract and renewal sensitivity | RPO mix |
Sources: Oracle investor relations, Citi commentary reported August 26, Yahoo Finance, MarketBeat and consolidated U.S. market data. Market-value changes and peak-value gaps are estimates using the current implied share count; rounding may create small differences.
Market data: August 26, 2026, 18:49 EDT (00:49 CEST). Financials: quarter and year ended June 30, 2026.
The 12.5% after-hours jump more than offset the regular-session decline. The combined gain was $0.51, or 8.7%, from Tuesday's close.
| Signal | FY26 actual | FY27 target / context |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $12.6M | 15%–20% of total revenue |
| Share of company sales | 10.4% | +4.6 to +9.6 points |
| Active engagements | >30 | About 10 at FY26 start |
| Equity value added | ≈$23.8M | 1.9× FY26 unmanned revenue |
The valuation calculation uses the $0.51 gain from the August 25 close and 46.59 million year-end shares.
| Metric | June 2026 | June 2025 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cash | $60.5M | $20.1M | +$40.4M |
| Debt | $0 | $11.8M | Eliminated |
| Shares outstanding | 46.59M | 39.10M | +19.2% |
| GAAP net loss | $4.2M | $11.4M | 63.2% narrower |
Published consensus before post-results revisions; checked August 26, 2026.
Long drone qualification cycles can delay revenue, while project timing makes quarterly orders uneven. Rising memory costs could compress margins. Acquisition integration and further share issuance would weaken per-share gains. The central invalidation signal is failure to convert more than 30 engagements into volume shipments while legacy systems revenue continues to fall.
Sources: Lantronix fiscal Q4/FY2026 release and earnings call; Yahoo Finance market data; MarketBeat analyst consensus. Non-GAAP measures exclude items defined by Lantronix and are not substitutes for GAAP results.
Regular close: August 26 at 16:00:01 EDT. After-hours quote: 18:03:50 EDT. Total gain from the prior close: 5.65%.
From the after-hours price, the options upper bound offered 6.2% upside. The lower bound represented 13.1% downside. The skew shows how Wednesday’s late rally consumed much of the bullish move.
Recent options signal published August 24, 2026; range recalculated from the August 26 closing price.
| Metric | Expectation / guide | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue consensus | $2.71B | ≈+35% YoY |
| Adjusted EPS consensus | $0.93 | +38.8% YoY |
| Company revenue guide | $2.70B ±5% | +11.7% QoQ midpoint |
| Adjusted EPS guide | $0.93 ±$0.05 | $0.88–$0.98 |
| Non-GAAP gross margin | 58.25%–59.25% | 58.9% in Q1 |
| Diluted share count | 915M expected | Company guide |
Fiscal Q1 revenue was a record $2.418 billion. Non-GAAP net income reached $718 million, while operating cash flow hit a record $638.8 million.
| Measure | Value | Read-through |
|---|---|---|
| Trailing P/E | 84.2× | Premium leaves little room for a weak guide |
| Closing market cap / Q2 revenue | 81.3× | One quarter, not an annual multiple |
| Annualized Q2 price/sales | ≈20.3× | Assumes the quarter repeats |
| Yahoo one-year target | $266.36 | +4.9% from after-hours price |
| Susquehanna target | $265 | Positive; +4.3% from after hours |
| Rosenblatt target | $300 | Buy; +18.1% from after hours |
Price, P/E and consensus-target snapshot: August 26, 2026, 18:03:50 EDT. Fresh brokerage targets were reported August 25.
Google can buy the warrant shares at $206.58. Most vest only when product-purchase thresholds are met through fiscal 2033. Dilution is therefore tied to sales conversion.
| Company | Session move | Trailing P/E |
|---|---|---|
| Marvell | +1.97% | 84.2× |
| Nvidia | −1.52% | 31.9× |
| Broadcom | −0.33% | 97.6× |
| AMD | +0.36% | 123.6× |
Marvell sits between Nvidia and higher-multiple custom-compute peers. Its earnings must validate optical-networking growth and the custom-silicon pipeline.
Peer close data retrieved August 26, 2026, 17:52 EDT.
Expectations: An in-line quarter may not support the multiple.
Margin: Memory and optical-component costs can compress profitability.
Execution: Custom silicon ramps require long design and qualification cycles.
Dilution: Google warrants equal 6.4% of guided diluted shares.
Tape: Regular volume was only 39% of the three-month average.
Fiscal Q2 2027 results and conference call — August 27, 2026, 16:45 EDT. The market will compare any guidance raise with a $228 billion implied after-hours valuation and the 10% options move.
Sources: Yahoo Finance · Marvell Q1 results · Marvell event notice · Investopedia · Reuters
| Metric | Actual | Consensus | Beat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $757.1M | $738.3M | +$18.8M |
| Adjusted EPS | $0.60 | $0.49 | +$0.11 |
| Metric | Q4 FY26 | Q4 FY25 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $757.1M | $653.3M | +16% |
| ARR | $2.55B | $2.20B | +16% |
| Adj. gross margin | 87.7% | 88.3% | −60 bps |
| Adj. operating margin | 26.2% | 18.3% | +790 bps |
| Free cash flow | $277.6M | $207.8M | +34% |
Revenue exceeded consensus by 2.5%. Adjusted operating margin expanded 790 basis points. ARR kept pace with quarterly revenue at 16% growth. Fiscal-2027 guidance preserved double-digit sales growth while keeping adjusted operating margin near one quarter of revenue.
Adjusted gross margin fell 60 basis points. Server supply constraints can delay deployments and cash collection. The after-hours price already exceeds the pre-report average analyst target. Extended-hours liquidity can exaggerate moves.
The after-hours value gain is about twice Veeva’s $1.6 billion annual adjusted operating-cash-flow guide.
| Metric | Prior | New | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue midpoint | $3.640B | $3.6845B | +$44.5M |
| Adjusted operating income | ≈$1.610B | ≈$1.640B | +$30M |
| Adjusted EPS | ≈$9.05 | ≈$9.21 | +$0.16 |
| Adjusted operating cash flow | — | ≈$1.600B | 43% margin |
| Signal | Latest | Growth / status |
|---|---|---|
| R&D and Quality subscription | $419.4M | +19% |
| Commercial subscription | $347.4M | +13% |
| Vault CRM customers live | >180 | 5 top-20 live |
| Top-20 CRM commitments | 12 of 20 | 2 added in August |
| Falcon early adopters | 5 | Initial go-lives due in 2026 |
| Average target | $251.04 · 5.6% below |
| Median target | $266 · 0.3% upside |
| Target range | $165–$340 |
| Pre-report FY2027 EPS estimate | $9.06 |
| New company EPS guide | $9.21 |
Analyst snapshot dated August 26, 2026; comparisons use the 17:40:48 EDT after-hours price.
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