Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for Dell Technologies.
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for DELL.
- Dell guides to FY27 25% EPS growth and notes $43 billion AI backlog underpinning revenue, leveraging four levers: revenue, margin, OpEx, and capital returns.
- AI server momentum: $34 billion net new Q4 AI demand with AI server business set to double (~$50 billion), and over 4,000 enterprise AI customers.
- Core business: targets 1% PC revenue growth with event-driven pricing (pulled/re-priced quotes in 36 h) and high single-digit traditional server growth to protect margins.
- Storage: Dell IP storage grew 12% in demand last year—twice market growth—achieving eight consecutive quarters of growth; Project Lightning to GA in H1 for AI workloads.
- Capital allocation: commits to return >80% of FCF, board authorized an additional $10 billion buyback; repurchased 54 million shares in FY26, including 14.9 million in Q4.
- Dell expects FY27 revenue growth underpinned by a $43 billion AI backlog and targets 25% EPS growth after record Q4 results.
- AI server business delivered $34 billion of orders in Q4, a record $43 billion backlog, and its enterprise AI customer base grew to 4,000+ (from 3,300), with the pipeline at an all-time high.
- Core segments are guided as follows: PC revenue up ~1%, CSG low-single-digit growth, and storage up low-single digits with margin expansion driven by Dell IP portfolio and Project Lightning ramping in H1.
- Operational expenses have been reduced by $1 billion over five years while revenue rose by $40 billion; FY27 OpEx is guided to flat to +1%, leveraging modernization and AI-driven automation.
- Capital allocation includes returning 80%+ of free cash flow (84% inception-to-date), a $10 billion buyback authorization, and opportunistic repurchases of $1.9 billion in Q4 (14.9 million shares).
- Guides to 25% EPS growth for fiscal 2027, underpinned by $43 billion AI backlog and record Q4 revenue and EPS performance.
- AI server demand reached net $34 billion in Q4, with backlog of $43 billion and a pipeline serving 4,000+ enterprise AI customers, expecting to double AI server sales to $50 billion next year.
- Core segments: PCs guided to low single-digit revenue growth, storage to low single-digit growth driven by Dell IP portfolio margin expansion, and traditional servers to high single-digit growth with strong Q1 acceleration.
- Board approved an additional $10 billion share buyback; Dell commits to returning 80%+ of free cash flow, having repurchased 54 million shares in FY 26, including 14.9 million in Q4.
- Dell delivered record FY26 revenue of $113.5 billion (+19%) and EPS of $10.30 (+27%), generated over $11 billion in cash flow, and returned $7.5 billion to shareholders.
- In Q4 FY26, revenue was $33.4 billion (+39%) with EPS of $3.89 (+45%); ISG revenue hit $19.6 billion (+73%) driven by $34.1 billion in AI orders, $9 billion of AI revenue and a $43 billion AI backlog.
- For FY27, Dell guides to $138–142 billion in revenue (+23%), $50 billion in AI revenue (+100%) and $12.90 EPS (+25%), reflecting pricing discipline and supply‐chain leverage.
- The board approved a $10 billion increase in share repurchase authorization and raised the annual dividend by 20% to $2.52 per share, underscoring confidence in cash generation.
- Dell Technologies reports Q4 FY26 revenue of $33.4B (up 39% Y/Y) and non-GAAP diluted EPS of $3.89 (up 45% Y/Y)
- Infrastructure Solutions Group revenue of $19.6B (up 73% Y/Y) was driven by AI-optimized server shipments of $9.0B (up 342% Y/Y)
- Operating cash flow of $4.7B in Q4 contributed to a record $11.2B for FY26, with $2.2B returned to shareholders in Q4 and $7.5B in the full year
- Q1 FY27 revenue guidance of $35.2B ± $0.5B (up ~51% Y/Y) and FY27 revenue guidance of $140.0B ± $2.0B (up ~23% Y/Y), with non-GAAP EPS guidance of $2.90 for Q1 and $12.90 for FY27
- Record Q4 revenue of $33.4 B (+39%) and EPS of $3.89 (+45%), driving FY26 revenue to $113.5 B (+19%) and EPS to $10.30 (+27%)
- Q4 operating cash flow of $4.7 B, contributing to FY26 cash generation of >$11 B; returned $7.5 B to shareholders, including repurchase of 54 M shares
- AI orders of $34.1 B in Q4, shipments of $9.5 B, and ending AI backlog of $43 B; FY26 AI orders totaled $64.1 B, with over 4,000 AI customers
- FY27 guidance: revenue $138 B–$142 B (+23% at midpoint), AI revenue $50 B (+100% YoY), and EPS $12.90 ± $0.25 (+25%)
- ISG revenue reached $19.6 B (+73%), while CSG revenue was $13.5 B (+14%) in Q4
- Record FY26 revenue of $113.5 billion (up 19%) and EPS of $10.30 (up 27%), with Q4 revenue of $33.4 billion (up 39%) and EPS of $3.89 (up 45%)
- Generated $11 billion+ in cash from operations and returned $7.5 billion to shareholders in FY26, including repurchasing 54 million shares
- Secured $64.1 billion in full-year AI orders, shipped $25.2 billion, and exited Q4 with a $43 billion AI backlog; Q4 AI orders were $34.1 billion
- FY27 guidance: revenue of $138–142 billion (up ~23%), AI revenue of $50 billion (100% growth), and EPS of $12.90 ± $0.25 (up ~25%)
- Dell reported record fiscal 2026 results: annual revenue of $113.5 billion; Q4 sales of $33.38 billion (+39% YoY); Q4 adjusted EPS of $3.89.
- AI infrastructure drove growth: AI-optimized server revenue rose 342% to $9.0 billion in Q4, with $64 billion in AI server orders closed for FY26 and a $43 billion backlog entering FY27.
- Management expects $50 billion in AI server sales in FY27 and guided FY27 revenue to $138–142 billion (midpoint $140 billion) with expanding margins and higher EPS.
- The company raised its dividend by 20% and authorized an additional $10 billion for share buybacks, reporting its strongest operating cash flow ever.
- Dell’s AI infrastructure customer base expanded to over 4,000 customers, amid supply constraints that led to late-year price increases and a close partnership with Nvidia.
- Dell delivered record full-year revenue of $113.5 billion (up 19% YoY) and Q4 revenue of $33.4 billion (up 39% YoY).
- Full-year diluted EPS reached a record $8.68 (up 36% YoY) and Q4 diluted EPS was $3.37 (up 57% YoY).
- Cash flow from operations hit a record $11.2 billion for the year and $4.7 billion in Q4; the company returned $7.5 billion to shareholders in FY26.
- Dell closed over $64 billion in AI-optimized server orders, shipped $25 billion, and ended FY26 with a $43 billion AI backlog.
- FY27 guidance calls for 23% revenue growth to a midpoint of $140 billion and 33% GAAP EPS growth to a midpoint of $11.52.
- Record FY26 revenue of $113.5 billion (up 19% y/y), diluted EPS of $8.68 (up 36%), and operating cash flow of $11.2 billion
- Q4 FY26 revenue of $33.4 billion (up 39%), diluted EPS of $3.37 (up 57%), non-GAAP EPS of $3.89 (up 45%), and operating cash flow of $4.7 billion
- Infrastructure Solutions Group delivered record FY revenue of $60.8 billion (up 40%), Q4 revenue of $19.6 billion (up 73%), including AI-optimized servers revenue of $9.0 billion (up 342%)
- Client Solutions Group posted FY revenue of $51.0 billion (up 5%) and Q4 revenue of $13.5 billion (up 14%), with Q4 operating income of $629 million
- Announced a 20% dividend increase, $10 billion boost to share repurchase authorization, and FY27 guidance of $140 billion revenue midpoint (up 23%) with diluted EPS growth of 33%
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