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Enersys earnings beat by $0.02, revenue fell short of estimates

Enersys earnings beat by $0.02, revenue fell short of estimates

Enersys, a company traded on the NYSE under the ticker ENS, recently reported their second quarter earnings, delivering an EPS of $3.22, just $0.02 above the anticipated $3.20. However, their revenue of $949.9M fell short of the estimated $972.35M. Enersys is expecting EPS for Q3 2027 to be between $3.05 and $3.15, a range that contrasts with the analyst consensus of $3.09.

They are also projecting revenue for the same period between $935.00M and $975.00M, a figure that deviates from the consensus estimate of $965.30M. The stock price of Enersys closed at $147.65 at the time of the report, marking a decline of 27.41% over the past three months, but an increase of 6.35% over the previous 12 months. The company has seen five positive EPS revisions but no negative ones in the last 90 days.

Presently, Enersys has been rated with a Good Financial Health score, as assessed by InvestingPro. For those interested in tracking Enersys's stock price performance after earnings releases, a dedicated page is available on Investing.com's earnings calendar.

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