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NetApp (NTAP)

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Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for NetApp.

Research analysts who have asked questions during NetApp earnings calls.

AB

Ananda Baruah

Loop Capital Markets LLC

10 questions for NTAP

Also covers: BURU, CRUS, DDD +15 more
DV

David Vogt

UBS Group AG

9 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AAPL, ANET, CDW +12 more
SL

Simon Leopold

Raymond James

9 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AAOI, ANET, ATEN +17 more
WM

Wamsi Mohan

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

9 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AAPL, APH, AVT +13 more
SF

Steven Fox

Fox Research

8 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AMKR, APH, BDC +23 more
Tim Long

Tim Long

Barclays

8 questions for NTAP

Also covers: ANET, CIEN, CLS +10 more
Jason Ader

Jason Ader

William Blair & Company

7 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AVPT, BASE, BLZE +12 more
KS

Krish Sankar

TD Cowen

7 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AAPL, AEIS, AMAT +21 more
LM

Louis Miscioscia

Daiwa Capital Markets America Inc.

7 questions for NTAP

MH

Mehdi Hosseini

Susquehanna Financial Group

7 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AEIS, ALAB, AMAT +19 more
SC

Samik Chatterjee

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

7 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AAPL, ANET, APH +32 more
AT

Ari Terjanian

Cleveland Research Company

6 questions for NTAP

Also covers: PSTG
AM

Asiya Merchant

Citigroup Global Markets Inc.

6 questions for NTAP

Also covers: APH, CDW, CRCT +12 more
PS

Paramveer Singh

Oppenheimer & Co. Inc.

5 questions for NTAP

Also covers: CVLT, FSLY, NTNX +2 more
Aaron Rakers

Aaron Rakers

Wells Fargo

4 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AAPL, AMD, ANET +19 more
Amit Daryanani

Amit Daryanani

Evercore

4 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AAPL, AKAM, ANET +22 more
Erik Woodring

Erik Woodring

Morgan Stanley

4 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AAPL, CDW, CRCT +19 more
Meta Marshall

Meta Marshall

Morgan Stanley

4 questions for NTAP

Also covers: ANET, AXON, BAND +30 more
Nehal Chokshi

Nehal Chokshi

Northland Capital Markets

4 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AGYS, ALLT, AVPT +12 more
Michael Cadiz

Michael Cadiz

Citigroup

3 questions for NTAP

Also covers: CRCT, PSTG
PS

Param Singh

Oppenheimer

2 questions for NTAP

Also covers: NTNX
SC

Samit Chatterjee

J.P. Morgan

2 questions for NTAP

SS

Sreekrishnan Sankarnarayanan

Wolfe Research, LLC

2 questions for NTAP

Also covers: AAPL, AEIS, AMAT +21 more
EE

Elizabeth Elliott

Morgan Stanley

1 question for NTAP

Also covers: ADSK, AMPL, CXM +8 more
H

Hannah

Evercore

1 question for NTAP

Jake Wilhelm

Jake Wilhelm

Wells Fargo Securities, LLC

1 question for NTAP

Also covers: NVDA
JC

Joseph Cardoso

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

1 question for NTAP

Also covers: AXON, CALX, CIEN +9 more
RB

Ruplu Bhattacharya

Bank of America

1 question for NTAP

Also covers: ARW, AVT, CDW +13 more
Timothy Long

Timothy Long

Barclays

1 question for NTAP

Also covers: ANET, CIEN, DELL +6 more
Victor Chiu

Victor Chiu

Raymond James

1 question for NTAP

Also covers: ATEN, BLZE, CMBM +3 more

Recent press releases and 8-K filings for NTAP.

NetApp presents at Barclays Global Technology Conference
NTAP
Guidance Update
  • NetApp CFO Wissam Jabre emphasized priorities of revenue growth, profitability expansion, and returning 100% of free cash flow via dividends and buybacks.
  • Q2 product gross margin reached 59.5%, driven by cost improvements and NAND pricing locks, and is expected to remain stable through FY26.
  • Public Cloud segment ex-Spot grew 18% YoY, with first-party and marketplace storage up 32%, targeting 80–85% gross margin.
  • NetApp reported ~200 enterprise AI wins across data prep (45%), training (25%), and inferencing (35%), positioning AI inferencing as a future data-infrastructure growth driver.
  • FY26 revenue is guided to grow around 3% at the midpoint, with accelerating all-flash adoption and anticipated recovery in U.S. public sector and EMEA.
Dec 11, 2025, 12:15 AM
NetApp discusses fiscal 2026 outlook at Barclays Global Technology Conference
NTAP
Guidance Update
  • In his first year, CFO emphasized revenue growth, profitability expansion, improving free cash flow, and plans to return 100% of free cash flow via dividends and buybacks
  • Q2 product gross margin of 59.5%, driven by locked‐in NAND pricing; expects stable product margins in FY26 and will pass commodity costs to customers
  • Public cloud segment ex-Spot grew 18% in Q2, with first-party and marketplace storage up 32%; achieved 83% segment gross margin and will fully lap Spot by Q1 FY27
  • Hybrid Cloud all-flash arrays represent ~66% of segment revenue; 46% of installed base refreshed to all-flash, with refresh rate set to increase ~1 pp per quarter
  • Secured ~200 AI-related wins in Q2: 45% data prep, 25% training, 35% inferencing; inferencing seen as key driver for future data infrastructure demand
Dec 11, 2025, 12:15 AM
NetApp CFO outlines strategy and growth outlook at Barclays Tech Conference
NTAP
  • CFO priorities center on driving top-line growth and expanding profitability while enhancing free cash flow; the company returns 100% of free cash flow to shareholders via dividends and buybacks.
  • Q2 product gross margin improved to 59.5%, supported by locked-in NAND pricing and pass-through adjustments, contributing to an overall gross margin of 72.6% in the quarter.
  • The public cloud segment (ex-Spot) grew 18% with an 83% gross margin; within that, first-party and marketplace storage expanded 32%, and the Keystone consumption model grew ~80% in H1, targeting 80–85% segment margins.
  • NetApp reported ~200 AI-related enterprise wins in Q2—45% data prep, 25% training, 35% inferencing—highlighting a growing opportunity to modernize data infrastructure for AI workloads.
Dec 11, 2025, 12:15 AM
NetApp highlights AI storage opportunity and stable margins
NTAP
Product Launch
Demand Weakening
Revenue Acceleration/Inflection
  • Core enterprise demand is “tepid”—revenues excluding U.S. public sector grew mid-single digits, while total revenue growth was 2–3% due to federal spending cuts.
  • DRAM accounts for low-single-digit percentages of bill of materials; with $2 billion in annual COGS, NetApp manages margin by bulk, opportunistic purchasing and raised list prices to sustain 59.5% gross margin, expected to hold in FY 2026.
  • AI momentum builds with 200 design wins in the quarter (versus 100 a year ago), driven largely by data lake consolidation ahead of inference workloads.
  • Launched the disaggregated AFF platform in October 2025 to target AI inference use cases; customer traction will become clearer over fiscal 2026.
  • Public cloud storage (Keystone) run rate at $6.7 billion, with first-party marketplace revenue (≈75% of cloud revenues) up ~30% year-over-year.
Dec 9, 2025, 4:20 PM
NetApp outlines demand trends and AI-focused product launch at Raymond James TMT conference
NTAP
Product Launch
Demand Weakening
  • NetApp reported mid-single digit revenue growth ex-U.S. public sector, but overall revenues rose only 2–3%, held back by federal cuts (U.S. public sector 10–14% of sales).
  • U.S. public sector declines stem from cuts at federal agencies (≈75% of that segment), split roughly into military, intelligence, and civilian (each ~1/3).
  • Memory components represent a small portion of cost (DRAM low single digits of BOM); total COGS is about $2 billion, with SSDs rising and procurement managed opportunistically.
  • AI storage strategy is gaining traction: 200 AI design wins in the quarter (vs. 100 a year ago) and launch of the disaggregated AFF platform in October to target inference workloads.
  • The public-cloud business (Keystone) has a $6.7 billion run rate, with first-party marketplace revenues up ~30% year-over-year, and is attracting many new customers.
Dec 9, 2025, 4:20 PM
NetApp outlines demand trends and AI strategy at Raymond James TMT Conference
NTAP
Demand Weakening
Product Launch
  • Core enterprise demand remains tepid, with mid-single-digit growth ex-U.S. public sector and public sector down year-on-year due to federal cuts representing 10–14% of revenues.
  • NetApp manages memory cost inflation via volume-based, opportunistic purchasing, raising list prices and adjusting discounts to sustain ~59.5% gross margin, with FY26 guidance implying margins hold.
  • AI momentum: reported 200 AI design wins (vs 100 a year ago) and targets inference-driven storage growth; introduced AFF disaggregated AI storage platform in October.
  • Public cloud business run rate at $6.7 billion, with ~30% YoY first-party marketplace revenue growth and thousands of customers, half of which are new to NetApp.
  • Global footprint: ~50% revenues in Americas, ~33% in EMEA (Germany #1 market share), mid-teens in APAC.
Dec 9, 2025, 4:20 PM
NetApp presents Q2 highlights and AI strategy at Morgan Stanley US IT hardware conference
NTAP
Guidance Update
  • NetApp delivered 4% year-on-year Q2 revenue growth, led by 32% growth in cloud storage and 9% growth in all-flash storage, achieving record gross and operating margins.
  • The company doubled its AI project wins to ~200 in the quarter, covering data lake organization (45%), model training/fine-tuning (25%), and inferencing (30%), leveraging its hybrid multi-cloud architecture.
  • Hybrid cloud revenue mix comprises two-thirds all-flash systems and 46% of the install base, with all-flash mix rising roughly 1% per quarter, while disk remains stable for high-capacity workloads.
  • Management reaffirmed a long-term target of mid-to-high single-digit revenue growth, cloud margins of 80–85%, and plans to return ~100% of free cash flow to shareholders through dividends and buybacks.
Dec 9, 2025, 1:30 PM
NetApp outlines Q2 results and AI-driven storage strategy
NTAP
Guidance Update
Demand Weakening
  • Q2 results beat expectations with strong product gross margins driven by higher-performance flash mix; EMEA market share widened while U.S. federal public-sector demand remained soft, expected to normalize in spring (FY Q2 2026).
  • Cloud storage grew 18% ex-Spot, anchored by first-party offerings up 32% YoY with gross margins near 83%, and expanding multi-protocol support across hyperscalers.
  • NetApp reported 200 AI wins, with storage projects split into 45% data prep, 25% training, and 30% inferencing, reflecting rising demand for AI-ready infrastructure.
  • Margin expansion is supported by a high-margin services base (support at 92%, Keystone at 80%), structured NAND pricing agreements, and continued focus on cyber-resilient storage and unstructured data leadership.
Dec 2, 2025, 10:35 PM
NetApp outlines AI-driven growth and sector dynamics at UBS Tech Conference
NTAP
  • NetApp reported strong execution in Europe despite macro headwinds, while U.S. public sector demand softened, with spending expected to normalize in spring 2026.
  • The all-flash business continues to outpace legacy systems, and hybrid cloud revenue grew, driven by product mix, with support margins at 92%.
  • Public cloud solutions saw 18% ex-Spot growth, and first-party cloud storage expanded 32% year-on-year at 83% gross margin, supported by multi-protocol integrations across hyperscalers.
  • AI infrastructure is emerging as a key storage driver: NetApp secured 200 AI wins, with deployments allocated 45% to data prep, 25% to training/fine-tuning, and 30% to inferencing workloads.
  • Gross margin leverage is maintained through structured NAND/DRAM pricing agreements and a shift toward higher-performance flash systems.
Dec 2, 2025, 10:35 PM
NetApp highlights strong margins and AI momentum
NTAP
Demand Weakening
Revenue Acceleration/Inflection
New Projects/Investments
  • NetApp delivered 83% cloud gross margin and 32% YoY growth in first-party cloud storage, with all-flash product mix boosting overall margins.
  • EMEA storage demand outperformed expectations, driving market share gains, while U.S. public sector remains weak as federal spending delays push projects into spring.
  • The company has secured 200 AI infrastructure wins, with revenue split 45% data prep, 25% training, and 30% inferencing, signaling rising on-premises AI build-outs.
  • Disciplined margin management via structured NAND pricing agreements and stable memory procurement ensure continued access to innovation amid commodity price fluctuations.
Dec 2, 2025, 10:35 PM