CERAGON NETWORKS LTD (NASDAQ:CRNT) reported its second-quarter 2025 financial results, missing analyst estimates on both revenue and earnings per share (EPS). The company’s performance has triggered a sharp pre-market decline, reflecting investor disappointment. Here’s a breakdown of the key takeaways from the report and the market’s reaction.
Earnings and Revenue Miss Estimates
Reported Revenue: $82.26 million, falling short of the consensus estimate of $92.98 million.
Reported EPS: $0.03, below the expected $0.0405.
The revenue miss of approximately 11.5% suggests weaker-than-anticipated demand or execution challenges, while the EPS shortfall indicates margin pressures or higher operational costs.
Market Reaction
Pre-Market Decline: Shares dropped ~12.8% in pre-market trading, signaling a negative response to the earnings miss.
Recent Performance: The stock has been under pressure over the past month, declining ~12.4%, while showing minimal movement in the last two weeks.
The immediate sell-off aligns with the broader trend of investors punishing companies that fail to meet expectations, particularly in a competitive wireless infrastructure sector.
Press Release Highlights
Ceragon emphasized profitability on a non-GAAP basis and positive free cash flow despite revenue challenges. The company highlighted its technology leadership as a driver for competitive gains and expanding opportunities. However, the lack of a detailed forward-looking outlook in the press release leaves investors without clear guidance on whether the revenue shortfall is temporary or indicative of a broader slowdown.
Analyst Estimates for Future Quarters
Q3 2025 Revenue Estimate: $105.6 million (EPS estimate: $0.0887).
Full-Year 2025 Revenue Estimate: $403.3 million (EPS estimate: $0.2866).
The upcoming quarters will be critical in determining whether Ceragon can recover from this miss and align with full-year projections.
For a deeper dive into Ceragon’s earnings and analyst estimates, visit the earnings page.
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