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Enovix Corp (ENVX)

Hubbell Inc (HUBB)

Q3 2026
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Hubbell beats Q2, raises 2026 outlook on data-center and grid demand

  • Q2 beat and raised 2026 guidance Hubbell reported Q2 adjusted EPS of $5.52, up 12%, and sales up 15% to $1.71 billion, then raised full-year adjusted EPS guidance to $20.25-$20.55. A higher expected profit path supports a higher stock price.

    The earnings beat and guidance raise are the core new event moving HUBB.

  • Data-center and utility demand driving growth Both Utility Solutions and Electrical Solutions grew double digits, helped by grid, transmission and substation spending plus data-center power infrastructure. Rising demand for Hubbell's equipment lifts future sales and profits.

    It explains the demand force behind the raised outlook.

  • Costs and tariffs squeeze margins Adjusted operating margin slipped to 23.9%, down 50 basis points, as higher cost inflation, raw materials and tariffs offset price and productivity gains. If costs keep rising faster than prices, profit growth could slow.

    It is the real counterweight inside an otherwise strong quarter.

  • NSI deal and steady dividend return cash to shareholders Hubbell completed the roughly $3 billion NSI Industries acquisition, funded by new debt, expanding its data-center power reach, and declared its regular $1.42 quarterly dividend. Both support growth and shareholder returns.

    The acquisition and dividend are concrete capital actions affecting the investment case.

July 2026
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Hubbell beats Q2, raises 2026 outlook on data-center and grid demand

  • Q2 beat and raised 2026 guidance Hubbell reported Q2 adjusted EPS of $5.52, up 12%, and sales up 15% to $1.71 billion, then raised full-year adjusted EPS guidance to $20.25-$20.55. A higher expected profit path supports a higher stock price.

    The earnings beat and guidance raise are the core new event moving HUBB.

  • Data-center and utility demand driving growth Both Utility Solutions and Electrical Solutions grew double digits, helped by grid, transmission and substation spending plus data-center power infrastructure. Rising demand for Hubbell's equipment lifts future sales and profits.

    It explains the demand force behind the raised outlook.

  • Costs and tariffs squeeze margins Adjusted operating margin slipped to 23.9%, down 50 basis points, as higher cost inflation, raw materials and tariffs offset price and productivity gains. If costs keep rising faster than prices, profit growth could slow.

    It is the real counterweight inside an otherwise strong quarter.

  • NSI deal and steady dividend return cash to shareholders Hubbell completed the roughly $3 billion NSI Industries acquisition, funded by new debt, expanding its data-center power reach, and declared its regular $1.42 quarterly dividend. Both support growth and shareholder returns.

    The acquisition and dividend are concrete capital actions affecting the investment case.

Latest
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Hubbell beats Q2, raises 2026 outlook on data-center and grid demand

  • Q2 beat and raised 2026 guidance Hubbell reported Q2 adjusted EPS of $5.52, up 12%, and sales up 15% to $1.71 billion, then raised full-year adjusted EPS guidance to $20.25-$20.55. A higher expected profit path supports a higher stock price.

    The earnings beat and guidance raise are the core new event moving HUBB.

  • Data-center and utility demand driving growth Both Utility Solutions and Electrical Solutions grew double digits, helped by grid, transmission and substation spending plus data-center power infrastructure. Rising demand for Hubbell's equipment lifts future sales and profits.

    It explains the demand force behind the raised outlook.

  • Costs and tariffs squeeze margins Adjusted operating margin slipped to 23.9%, down 50 basis points, as higher cost inflation, raw materials and tariffs offset price and productivity gains. If costs keep rising faster than prices, profit growth could slow.

    It is the real counterweight inside an otherwise strong quarter.

  • NSI deal and steady dividend return cash to shareholders Hubbell completed the roughly $3 billion NSI Industries acquisition, funded by new debt, expanding its data-center power reach, and declared its regular $1.42 quarterly dividend. Both support growth and shareholder returns.

    The acquisition and dividend are concrete capital actions affecting the investment case.