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Electric segment revenue climbed 58.8% to USD 9.80 billion, with about USD 1.22 billion coming from acquired businesses, and segmentOperating Incomerose 75.9% to USD 1.24 billion at a margin of 12.6% versus 11.4% a year ago. Underground and Infrastructure revenue rose 51.8% to USD …
System-wide sales reached USD 12,972 million, up 6.2% in constant currency, with net restaurant growth of 3.0% to 33,401 restaurants. Chief Executive Officer Josh Kobza said the quarter was the fifth in a row with comparable sales above 3%. Burger King US comparable sales …
The GAAP loss reflects USD 74.5 million of non-cash impairment charges on Pintail, the wireline business, of which USD 58.3 million related to intangible assets and USD 16.2 million to property, plant and equipment. Management cited persistent pricing weakness, lower activity and cost pressure. …
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Drew Wilkerson said profit exceeded the high end of the company outlook for the quarter, with continuedMarket Sharegains in Brokerage. Adjusted net income was USD 16 million versus USD 2 million.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David Smith highlighted franchised dealership revenue of USD 3.3 billion, down 3%, with same store new vehicle units down 7% on a tough comparison with last year EV pull forward. The company estimated that about 2,200 extra EV retail …
LTL tonnage per workday rose 8.9% to a record, while shipments per workday grew only 0.8%, implying heavier shipments. LTL revenue per hundredweight reached USD 27.66, up 7.4%, and revenue per shipment excluding fuel surcharge increased 5.8%. President and Chief Executive Officer Fritz Holzgrefe …
The year over year comparison is flattered by the prior period, which carried a USD 24.4 million net loss on sales of available for sale securities. No such sales occurred in the latest quarter, so noninterest income swung to USD 13.7 million from a …
Chief Executive Officer Liron Eizenman described growth asVolumedriven, fueled by higher unit shipments and accelerating customer deployments. Year over year growth has stepped up each quarter, from 17% in the fourth quarter of 2025 to 33%, 59% and now 71%.
Total operating expenses fell about USD 24 million, or 2%, as savings in programming, customer service, sales and marketing, and general and administrative lines more than covered higher revenue share costs tied to podcasting and off-platform activity. Adjusted EBITDA reached USD 694 million with …
Total adjusted EBIT was USD 235 million, up 6%. Corporate expense, excluding announcedAcquisitioncosts, was about USD 6 million below the prior year, partly on theReversalof corporate development costs tied to the Trivium deal.
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