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Argan blasted far past analyst estimates for first quarter of fiscal 2026 revenue and profitability. It also notched a new all-time high for project backlog. Construction and engineering services provider Argan (NYSE: AGX) was a big hit on the stock exchange Thursday, a direct result of the far better-than-expected quarterly results it posted the day before.
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Badger Meter (BMI) concluded the recent trading session at $245.77, signifying a -1.62% move from its prior day's close.
THR Q4 earnings and sales beat estimates and grow year over year on successful integrations of Vapor Power and F.A.T.I. acquisitions.
BMI gains from strong demand trends and synergies from acquisitions. Broader market volatility and tariff trouble emerge as key concerns.
Sony's fiscal Q4 performance suffers from weaknesses in the G&NS, Financial Services, and ET&S units, despite strength in the Music, Pictures, and I&SS units.
ST's first-quarter 2025 performance reflects improvement in Sensing Solutions business, while Performance Sensing witnesses a slowdown.
BCE's Q1 2025 results reflect pricing and regulatory pressures amid macro and geopolitical turmoil. It announces a partnership with PSP Investments.
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ONTO posts record Q1 revenues of $267 million - its 7th consecutive quarter of sales growth - driven by momentum in advanced nodes and AI packaging markets.
FUJIY???s Q4 earnings and revenues grow year over year, driven by robust sales growth across all segments.
WTS Q1 earnings and revenues surpass estimates. Incremental acquisition sales in the Americas add $5 million, contributing 1% to the reported growth.
A $100 billion total addressable market could help this cloud company achieve solid growth. Technology stocks are having a forgettable year so far, thanks to macroeconomic factors such as the tariff-fueled market turmoil, a contraction in the U.S. economy in the first quarter of the year, and the rising risk of a recession on account of the global trade war. Confluent (NASDAQ: CFLT) is one such stock that has dropped 30% this year, even though the cloud-based data streaming platform provider's growth has been impressive of late.
SONO hit the high end of revenue guidance and beat adjusted EBITDA expectations in fiscal Q2 2025 despite a challenging macroeconomic environment.
CRUS' fiscal Q4 2025 performance gains from continued momentum in the smartphone and laptop businesses and strategic market diversification.
Itron's Q1 2025 performance gains from agile operations with a regional focus and rising uptake of the grid-edge intelligence platform amid global macro woes.
WDC's fiscal Q3 2025 performance is driven by a 38% year-over-year growth in cloud business amid geopolitical turmoil and a fluctuating macroeconomic backdrop.
SAP's first-quarter 2025 earnings and revenues increase year over year. It remains confident in its growth trajectory and has reiterated its outlook.
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