US Stock Market Move | Zebra Technologies Corporation Class A (ZBRA.US) surged over 19% as Q2 earnings exceeded expectations and the full-year guidance was raised.
On Tuesday, Zebra Technologies (ZBRA.US) surged over 19%, closing at $349.05.
On Tuesday, Zebra Technologies Corporation Class A (ZBRA.US) surged over 19%, closing at $349.05. In terms of news, Zebra Technologies Corporation Class A announced its Q2 2026 financial report, with an adjusted earnings per share of $4.85 and net sales of $1.557 billion, exceeding the market expectation of $1.497 billion.
The company has raised its full-year guidance for fiscal year 2026, increasing the adjusted earnings per share forecast from the previous range of $18.30-$18.70 to $20.75-$21.25, higher than the consensus estimate of $18.56; and it has raised its full-year sales guidance to $6.151-6.259 billion, above the expected $6.063 billion. The company anticipates a year-over-year sales growth of 14%-16% for fiscal year 2026 and expects third-quarter sales growth of 17%-20%.
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