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HP reported fiscal Q3 revenue of $15.7 billion, a record for the period, while PC unit shipments dropped 16% year over year. Personal Systems revenue rose 18% to $11.8 billion but operating margin contracted as the company prioritized higher-value units and raised prices. HP warned memory and storage cost increases will pressure margins, delaying margin recovery until fiscal 2027, and projected below-seasonal revenue for Q4. Adjusted EPS beat guidance and full-year adjusted EPS and free cash flow targets were raised, but shares fell sharply in after-hours trading. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com

HP shares drop about 10% in premarket trading to $27.49 after Q3 2026 results. Revenue rose to $15.7 billion (+12.5%) and adjusted EPS was $0.83, both supported by a tariff refund of $0.11 per share. PC unit shipments fell 16% and the operating margin in the Personal Systems segment declined to 4.6% due to higher memory prices. For Q4, HP expects adjusted EPS of $0.69–$0.79, which includes an anticipated tariff refund of $0.08 and is likely to fall short of market expectations. » Plus sur de.investing.com

HP delivered a third fiscal quarter with adjusted earnings per share of $0.83 (expectation $0.66) and revenue of $15.7bn, a result clearly above consensus. The market was skeptical, however, because the quarter included a one-off effect from tariff refunds of $0.11 per share and the Q4 outlook includes a similar contribution of about $0.08. Pre-sales and a put-call ratio of almost 4:1 led to profit-taking, causing the stock to fall about 8.3% after hours to $27.98. » Plus sur de.investing.com