By Mill Chart
Last update: Nov 7, 2025
IBEX LTD (NASDAQ:IBEX) reported financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, delivering performance that exceeded analyst expectations across key financial metrics. The global business process outsourcing provider announced record quarterly results, prompting an upward revision to its full-year financial guidance.
The company posted significant beats on both the top and bottom lines for the quarter ended September 30, 2025.
This represents a continuation of strong growth, with revenue increasing 16.5% year-over-year from $129.7 million. The adjusted EPS of $0.90 marks a substantial 74% increase compared to the $0.52 reported in the same quarter last fiscal year.
The market's immediate reaction to the earnings beat and raised guidance appears measured. In after-hours trading following the announcement, the stock showed no significant price movement. This neutral initial response follows a period of modest weakness for the stock over the past month. Investors may be weighing the strong quarterly beat against the broader market context and the company's recent performance trends as they digest the new, more optimistic full-year outlook.
The first quarter was marked by record performance and expanding profitability. Beyond the headline revenue and EPS figures, several operational and financial achievements stood out.
Bolstered by the strong start to the fiscal year, management raised its full-year outlook, providing increased confidence in its growth trajectory. The new guidance ranges now sit above the previous forecasts and, in the case of revenue, above current analyst expectations.
For a detailed look at historical earnings, future estimates, and analyst projections, you can review the complete data on the IBEX earnings and estimates page.
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