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Raised 2026 adj EPS guidance, expanded buyback, and seven new awards indicate improved fundamentals and a clearer growth trajectory; near-term catalysts likely to support multiple expansion, though BES headwinds remain a risk.
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BorgWarner posted a solid Q2 2026 with $3.648B in sales and margin gains, aided by cost controls despite BES weakness. The company raised full-year adj EPS guidance to $5.05–$5.30 and boosted the buyback to $1.35B through 2029, signaling confidence. Seven new awards across the portfolio imply higher long-term revenue visibility, though BES remains a near-term headwind that could temper organic growth.
Q2 2026 net sales $3.648B; organic down 1.2% excluding BES; FX a positive offset.
$100M in share repurchases; buyback authorization increased to $1.35B through 2029.
Seven new business awards across portfolio; multiple production launches 2026–2029.
Full-year 2026 guidance raised: adj EPS $5.05–$5.30; net sales $14.0–$14.3B.
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