Verizon Communications beat earnings per share estimates in Q2 2026 due to cost-cutting but missed revenue by nearly $1 billion, showing declining sales amid weak demand. The company faces structural challenges with no revenue growth and increasing competition from Starlink and satellite communications. Despite $165 billion in debt, Verizon continues aggressive share buybacks and pays a $12 billion annual dividend, raising concerns about long-term financial sustainability. The stock has underperformed the S&P 500 over the past decade, reflecting ongoing business issues.
Verizon reported strong Q2 results with a 6.5% increase in EPS and a record EBITDA margin of 40.1%. The company raised its full-year guidance for both EPS and free cash flow, expecting 6–7% EPS growth and 9–10% free cash flow growth in 2024. This sup...
Verizon Communications reported mixed Q2 results, missing revenue expectations but delivering record adjusted EBITDA and EPS that beat forecasts. The company maintains a well-covered dividend, supported by a free cash flow payout ratio of 45% and rob...
Verizon shares increased about 3% after the company reported Q2 adjusted earnings per share of $1.30, beating analyst estimates of $1.27-$1.28. Despite revenue of $34.25 billion falling short of the $35.28 billion forecast, strong subscriber growth—a...
Verizon reported record second-quarter 2026 results driven by 2.8% growth in mobility and broadband revenue and strong subscriber additions, including 184,000 postpaid phone net additions—the best in five years. The company raised its full-year guida...
Verizon Communications is set to report its Q2 2026 earnings with analysts expecting an EPS of $1.27 and revenue around $35.16 to $35.31 billion. The company is undergoing major restructuring, including selling 274 stores and cutting over 13,000 jobs...
