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Axon beat revenue and EPS, raised 2026 guidance, and showed strong ARR growth with a solid cash position; while after-hours selling suggests some concern or profit-taking, the fundamental upside remains intact and historically such raises often lead to multi-quarter upside, barring macro headwinds.
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Axon reported Q2 revenue of $904.39M and adjusted EPS of $1.88, beating estimates. It raised full-year 2026 guidance to $3.67B-$3.73B, underpinned by 39% ARR growth to $1.6B and a cash balance of $685M. Despite the beat, shares fell about 6% after hours, signaling near-term volatility even as fundamentals improve.
Q2 revenue $904.39M, adj EPS $1.88, vs est $876.46M and $1.85.
ARR up 39% to $1.6B; premium software demand noted.
FY2026 guidance raised to $3.67B-$3.73B; vs est $3.66B.
Shares down ~6.32% after hours; cash $685M as of Jun 30.
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