SAIC Shares Jump 7% After Q2 EPS Beats by 70 Cents and FY27 Outlook Rises
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Updated · Benzinga · Aug 31
SAIC Shares Jump 7% After Q2 EPS Beats by 70 Cents and FY27 Outlook Rises
3 articles · Updated · Benzinga · Aug 31
Summary
SAIC rose about 7% Monday after posting second-quarter earnings of $3.01 a share and lifting FY27 guidance.
The rally followed results that topped forecasts on both profit and revenue: EPS beat the $2.31 consensus by 70 cents, while sales reached $1.88 billion versus $1.766 billion expected.
The gain stood out in a weaker U.S. market, with the Dow down 0.61%, the Nasdaq off 0.45% and the S&P 500 lower by 0.48% in morning trading.
Elsewhere, energy stocks climbed 2% as oil jumped 3.7% to $86.46, while communication services lagged with a 1.7% drop.
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