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“Looking ahead, we expect the total company net revenue margin for the second quarter of 2026 to be in the 55%-60% range.”
“We increased our projected 2026 development starts by $15 million to $265 million, primarily driven by the 100,000 sq ft pre-leased building expansion that was not contemplated in our prior guidance figure.”
“We continue to expect full-year NIM in the 2.6%-2.8% range, non-interest income growth of 15%-25%, and non-interest expense flat to down 4% when adjusting for the notable items I mentioned.”
“With the Fed seemingly on hold, we expect our net interest margin to remain in the low to mid 4.2%.”
“Second, the 0-1 MW signings boosted our 2026 outlook, while the greater than 1 MW leasing increased our total backlog to a total $1.8 billion, or $1 billion at Digital Realty share, providing strong visibility for our growth into 2027 and 2028.”
“As a result, in the second quarter, we expect to have a modest $2 million negative impact in the gain on sale line item on the income statement.”
“Adjusting for winter storms, we estimate that cement, ready-mix, and aggregate volumes would have increased by 1%, 5%, and 10% respectively, reflecting a slight improvement in underlying market demand.”
“Our net interest margin expanded by 13 basis points over the prior year quarter to 3.44% as our earning asset yields increased by 7 basis points, while our cost of funds decreased by 7 basis points.”
“Based on our execution and the actions already underway, we are reaffirming our full-year 2026 outlook of low single-digit revenue growth and approximately 50 basis points of adjusted EBITDA margin expansion.”
“For adjusted EBITDA, we're pacing confidently to our annual adjusted EBITDA margin target of approximately 9%, expecting to deliver in the range of $70 million-$76 million as we work within our full year framework.”
“Yeah, I don't think that we'll see a big headwind in terms of non-interest-bearing deposit growth relative to 90 days or 180 days ago when we expected two rate cuts.”
“Again, the growth is fantastic, and the fact that it provides significant customer affordability benefits by effectively spreading the fixed cost of our system out over a much larger customer base provides near-term opportunities for earnings for incremental demand charges, and then sets us up for incremental transmission projects that likely will need to be executed before the end of the decade, and again, supports the build-out of the 765 kV system early into the next.”
“Excluding merger and restructuring charges, non-interest expenses were $55.7 million for the quarter, and I am targeting a 1.5% per quarter sequential growth rate going forward.”
“We expect to end 2026 with free cash flow conversion around the high end of our 75%-85% target range.”
“Loan growth in the first quarter was lower than what we realized in 2025, and we mentioned last quarter that we expected 2026 to trend closer to the 8% end of our 8%-12% growth target.”
“Finally, we are reaffirming our free cash flow guidance of at least $725 million, even after absorbing nearly $50 million of transaction costs, interest expense, and an increased investment in capital expenditures.”
“Overall, revenues grew 4% in the quarter, while EBITDA grew 5% and margins improved to nearly 37%.”
“Turning to key highlights on slide four, we delivered slight revenue growth of 0.3% year-over-year and EBITDA growth of 14% year-over-year, expanding our EBITDA margin from 15.3%-17.4%, supported by improving profitability across all of our business units.”
“On an annualized basis, this level of growth is consistent with our previously communicated guidance of 4%-5% for the full year, and our pipeline remains strong.”
“Given the slower demand in the consumer and auto segments, we expect consolidated loan growth in 2026 to be at the low end of our original 3%-4% range.”
“We anticipate full-year net interest margin to be higher than 2025 as a result of continued benefits, albeit slowing, from implemented pricing changes and improving funding costs.”
“Customer-related expenses declined $1.1 million quarter-over-quarter due to the impact from Q4 rate cuts on ECR cost.”
“Our consumer end market performed well, growing at 6% on higher volume of coated aluminum, driven by the shift from plastic to aluminum in the beverage market and the continued ramp of the new Washington, Missouri facility while our transportation category declined by 3% due to weaker overall on-demand for semitrailers.”
“Most notably, we expect a low single-digit impact to spend growth in SME starting in Q2 until we lap the portfolio exits.”
“Domestic traffic growth 12%, outpacing 7% growth in international passengers.”
“After including the impact of American National acquisition, we now expect 2026 period end total deposit growth of 17% to 19%, and period end customer deposit growth of 19% to 21% as compared to associated stand-alone results for the year ended December 31, 2025.”
“We are raising our guidance for annual revenue to a range of $1.110 billion to $1.125 billion, for a full year midpoint growth rate of 17.5%, fueled by adoption of our premium care offerings, growth in new business units and increasing adoption of our products and services including agentic AI performers and new resident services.”
“As we go through 2026, our strong foundation, coupled with our ERM capabilities and decisioning framework positions us well to continue investing for growth in a targeted way and return capital to shareholders at a differentiated pace.”
“On a constant currency basis, adjusted EBITDA increased by 36%, principally due to higher input cost recovery and favorable volume mix, including the impact of the IFRS 15 contract asset, partly offset by higher operational and overhead costs.”
“Additionally, our net interest margin expanded to 3.75% driven by higher-yielding commercial loan originations and modest reductions in overall funding costs, though we expect our net interest margin to moderately decline in the second quarter related to balance sheet growth.”
“First quarter revenue grew 10.8%, and we expect this demand strength to continue, as we anticipate the second quarter will deliver revenue growth of approximately 15%.”
“For the second quarter of 2026, we are projecting core sales growth to increase 8%-9% over the prior year, and we anticipate our adjusted EBITDA margin to be in the range of 27%-27.5%, which is 50-100 basis points expansion year-over-year.”
“When we announced the Premier acquisition in July 2024, we laid out clear financial targets for the first year, including 40% earnings per share growth, a 1.3% return on average assets, and a CET1 ratio of 9.6%, along with a tangible book value earned back in under three years.”
“When we announced the Premier acquisition in July 2024, we laid out clear financial targets for the first year, including 40% earnings per share growth, a 1.3% return on average assets, and a CET1 ratio of 9.6%, along with a tangible book value earned back in under three years.”
“You drive EBITDA and EBITDA margins, and thereafter, the focus is on how do you convert that EBITDA to free cash flow and hit the 50% target.”
“We deliberately grew the HFS portfolio with lower risk-adjusted weighting so we could repurchase shares or remain at our target CET1 ratio of 11%.”
“Furthermore, we expected our margins to expand modestly in the first half of 2026 as we lap very tough comps from the first half of 2025 and experience significant headwinds from tariffs.”
“For adjusted free cash flow, we're maintaining our guidance of $2.2 billion at the midpoint, up 17% versus prior year, primarily due to higher operating profit, partially offset by higher cash tax and net CapEx investments.”
“Oil is incredibly volatile right now, but because we think we're moving towards 100% pass-through, it allows us to have confidence in both our near and medium-term earnings trajectory, enough so that we can still provide guidance.”
“Turning to our outlook for the second quarter, we expect TI's revenue in the range of $5 billion-$5.4 billion and earnings per share to be in the range of $1.77-$2.05.”
“We're pleased to report that 2026 is off to a great start with net income of over $16 million, improving margin, positive return metrics, and building momentum in our share buyback program.”
“For the full year, we continue to expect gross VOI sales to be in the range of $2.5 billion-$2.6 billion, EBITDA in the range of $1.03 billion-$1.055 billion, and volume per guest to be in the range of $3,175-$3,275.”
“With Esplanade consistently generating superior home prices, mid-to-high 20% gross margins, and strong demand resiliency, the growth in this unique segment of our portfolio is expected to be an important driver of our future performance.”
“As you go into North America, we have some EV pressures that we've been dealing with, but net net, feel good about where we are in the 4%-6% at the lower end, and we expect to be there for the year and do expect on first half versus second half, while production's going to be fairly flattish if you compare halves, that our automotive business will be up.”
“Maybe just to start on the revised revenue guidance of $6.415 billion, can you maybe just talk about organic versus inorganic, and then if you think about some of the de-risking or things that have gotten better since the guidance you gave last quarter, where are you seeing the most outperformance, just from a segment basis?”
“Advanced Connectivity EBITDA grew 5.6% year-over-year, and we improved EBITDA margin by 30 basis points despite a few notable headwinds.”
“As shown on Slide 9, when this new line opens at the end of the second quarter, we expect it will increase our capacity by 15%, enable us to meet the needs of the fast-growing wire and cable industry, as it supplies the booming power infrastructure demand for AI center growth.”
“Investment banking revenue totaled $341 million, up 44% year-over-year, coming in slightly above our recent guidance due to a number of transactions closing late in the quarter with a particularly meaningful contribution from our new partners at Bryan, Garnier & Co.”
“Additionally, while not reflected in sales events, we successfully recontracted eight private banking clients, renewing an average contract term of approximately four years and retaining $34 million of recurring revenue with no material impact to run rate profitability.”
“When we announced the three-year plan at the beginning of 2025, we described the integrated approach from well head to customer that underpinned modest production growth to fulfill increasing natural gas demand.”
“As we look ahead, we expect fiscal third quarter 2026 asset management and related administrative fees to be higher by approximately 1% over the second quarter level, driven by the impact of one additional billing day in our third quarter, along with the slightly higher PCG assets and fee-based accounts balance at quarter end.”
“We finished the quarter with 33,000 net adds, and from a financials perspective, we improved Q1 wireless margins by 40 basis points to 65% and maintained stable service revenue.”
“For full year 2026, we reiterate our adjusted EBITDA loss guidance of between $250 million and $275 million.”
“For the second quarter, we expect continued strong performance from our international business and a sequential improvement in growth with HTU shipment volume of 40 billion-42 billion, slower HTU adjusted IMS growth due to the short-term impact of excise-driven pricing in Japan, and a low single-digit cigarette shipment volume decline.”
“Loan growth is moderate 1.1% sequentially, and deposit growth was moderate 1.2% sequentially.”
“Net interest income decreased by $2.21 million from the prior quarter, reflecting a nine basis point decrease in net interest margin, partially offset by growth in average interest earning assets of $47.6 million.”
“Fast time to value for our customers, revenue growth acceleration, margin expansion, reduced stock-based compensation, and outperforming our own rule of 55+ standard.”
“Bulk supply in the Q1, roughly $80 billion UPB, was above Q1 2025, and we expect supply levels to remain ample throughout the balance of the year.”
“We expect to fund that loan growth with full relationship core deposits, so maintaining our strong cost of deposits under 2%, that gets you right at a 4% margin.”
“In our Plumbing segment, we continue to expect 2026 full year sales to be up low-single-digits and our operating margin to expand to approximately 18%, driven by pricing discipline, operational efficiencies, and continued cost savings initiatives.”
“When adjusted for higher than expected hold in the rolling segment, our EBITDA margin for the Macao portfolio of properties would have been 29.6% or down 200 basis points compared to the first quarter of 2025.”
“Lam is off to a solid start in calendar year 2026, with revenues and profitability in the March quarter at the upper end of our guidance ranges and earnings per share exceeding the top end of our guided range.”
“Gross margin of 16.6% for the Q1 declined 150 basis points year-over-year, but improved 110 basis points from Q4 levels as strengthening spot opportunities helped to offset pressure on contractually priced business.”
“In the first quarter, we delivered 6% revenue growth, 140 basis points of operating pre-tax margin expansion, 17% adjusted EBITDA growth, 19% diluted operating earnings per share growth, and $2.2 billion of free cash flow, growing 13% year-over-year, representing our highest first quarter free cash flow in a decade and free cash flow margin in reported history.”
“And to help put that dynamic in perspective or context, the difference between us starting a new opportunity on April 1 as opposed to September 1 is insignificant in the context of the 3- to 5-year growth outlook we put forth, but could be impactful in a given quarter or even in a year depending on the size and scale of the opportunity.”
“As we look towards the second quarter, we expect a similar growth rate in core revenues when adjusting for the $4 million of previously unpaid renewal commissions and royalty fees that we recovered from a carrier partner in the Q2 of 2025.”
“We also anticipate 15%-17% revenue growth driven by both higher equipment and services and EBITDA margin of approximately 17%-18% as volume, price, and productivity should more than offset inflation as well as additional expenses to support capacity and R&D investments.”
“Expanding on the consumer, first quarter industry auto sales declined 19% when compared to the first quarter last year, definitely evidencing the expected reduction in consumer credit demand for auto.”
“With leverage now below 1x net debt to EBITDA and our long-term $5 billion net debt target within reach by year-end, EQT has entered a new chapter, one defined by financial strength, durable free cash flow generation, and sustainable growth.”
“We are raising our full year 2026 adjusted diluted earnings per share guidance to at least $26.75 based on our first quarter results, and we view the assumptions embedded in our outlook as appropriate and supported by current operating trends.”
“Annual sites account for 75% of our core RV revenue, and most of our annual RV customers own a park model or RV with site improvements and sell their unit in place when they choose to leave the campground.”
“Considering the positive momentum and the cost management measures across our business lines, we expect the total net revenue for the group in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026 to be in the range of $1,429.6 million-$1,466.9 million, representing year-over-year increase in the range of 15%-18%, driven by the encouraging growth across various business lines.”
“How should we be just thinking about volume for the full year as you had been originally guiding to 1.5%-2.5% of that 5% revenue growth?”
“Total revenue increased 2% on 3% volume growth as pricing gains and higher fuel recovery were offset by business mix impacts.”
“This represents an adjusted net income margin for the quarter of 64.9%, with $200 million of the $238 million increase in revenue accruing to adjusted net income.”
“These one-time expenses impacted our first quarter net income by approximately $400,000, or $0.02 per common share.”
“Given the impact of the conflict in the Middle East with lower consumer confidence and higher interest rates and gas prices adversely affecting our order activity, we are reducing our full year 2026 home delivery guidance by 5% and now expect it to be in the range of 9,500 to 10,500 homes, and our home sales revenues to be in the range of $3.5 to 3.8 billion.”
“When excluding DISH revenues from prior year site rental billing, our full-year outlook includes 3.5% organic growth, excluding the impact of Sprint cancellations and DISH terminations, which we expect to mark the low point.”
“Strong growth in P&C underwriting, investment and life income led to core operating earnings of $2.7 billion or $6.82 per share, both up substantially over the prior year Q1, which was of course impacted by the California wildfires.”
“Net interest margin of 3.43% grew 7 basis points compared to last quarter as deposit costs decreased, offset by a decline in loan yields driven by the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate cuts in the fourth quarter.”
“Due to the continued backlog from the first government shutdown, we fell short of our goal range for secondary market revenues, but we believe this is primarily a timing impact, and we expect to make up the difference in subsequent quarters.”
“We're really excited about 2026 and the growth and profitability outlook that is in front of us, and continuing to take advantage of the M&A disruption in the Twin Cities.”
“To that end, we are guiding to organic growth of 5%-7% for second quarter and reducing our full-year guidance to 6.5%-8%, reflecting unanticipated headwinds and changing business patterns that I will cover in more detail on this call.”
“If you could just talk about that outlook and then are you still bringing in 40± new customers a quarter there?”
“Our unit revenues increased by 15% year-over-year, and we achieved an operating margin of 11%, which falls within the guidance range that we shared for the quarter.”
“Maybe curious if you can help us just in terms of kind of a guidepost in terms of a starting point for expenses in light of the seasonality and the full quarter impact of the increases that you mentioned within the comp line for the second quarter, and if you're still kind of thinking about annualizing the 4Q expense number from last year and layer on some mid-single digit growth to get to the full-year number for 2026?”
“We expect that strong operating cash flow of $668 million in the current quarter should continue to contribute to the growth in net investment income.”
“Operating income increased to $155.6 million, and operating margins improved 190 basis points to 15.1%, reflecting stronger performance in both segments.”
“Along with revenue growth in 2026, we expect margin expansion.”
“On an end-of-period basis, our customer deposits grew by $237 million or 4% annualized, mostly driven by DDA growth in the quarter.”
“The growth in average ticket was partially offset by a 1% decline in transactions, reflecting customers' continued focus on value and prioritization of spending, as Hal mentioned earlier, leading to reduced shopping frequency and trip consolidation.”
“At the platform level, Diversified & Value purchase volume grew 9%, primarily reflecting the impact of partner expansion.”
“Long product steel markets continue to be strong in 2026, and we expect another solid year as demand and pricing remain favorable, particularly in structural steel and railroad rail, with our Columbia City and Roanoke both achieving record months in production.”
“On the top line, we're raising our full year adjusted sales outlook by $500 million to a new range of $92.5 billion-$93.5 billion, up from our prior range of $92 billion-$93 billion, driven by the performance we saw at Raytheon in the first quarter, as well as slightly lower sales eliminations for the year.”
“Net Interest Margin increased another 60 basis points to 3.15%, which marked our fifth consecutive quarter of margin expansion.”
“We anticipate a slight reduction in our net charge-offs for 2026 compared to 2025, which we expect to positively impact provision for credit losses, excluding any changes in the economic forecasts.”
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