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StocksMediumUpdated×5•Originally published 5 May 2026•Updated 7 May 2026•

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Mixed Q1 2026 Earnings for Tech and Healthcare Leaders

Key Facts

1Skyworks reported revenue of $944 million and exceeded the high-end of its EPS guidance.

2Dentsply Sirona reported net sales of $880 million and a GAAP net loss per share of $0.05.

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Version 528 days ago

What changed: Added specific financial metrics for Mercury Systems (MRCY), including a 350% EPS beat, $236M revenue, and record $1.6B backlog figures driven by aerospace and defense demand.

Version 428 days ago

What changed: Added Mercury Systems (MRCY) earnings beat and raised financial guidance based on record bookings and backlog.

Version 328 days ago

What changed: Added new financial results for Insulet and 908 Devices, including 908 Devices' raised full-year guidance following its acquisition of NIRLAB AG.

Version 229 days ago

What changed: Added specific Q1 2026 financial performance data for One Stop Systems (OSS), including revenue growth, margin improvements, and the book-to-bill ratio.

Version 129 days ago

What changed: The story was updated to include Horizon Technology Finance's post-merger financial results, the formation of its new joint venture, and its dividend distribution schedule for Q3 2026.

The Q1 2026 earnings season gained further momentum as Insulet Corporation reported revenue of $761.7 million, marking a robust 33.9% year-over-year increase. In the technology sector, Mercury Systems (MRCY) delivered an exceptional performance with adjusted EPS of 27 cents, exceeding analyst estimates by 350%. The company's revenues grew 11.5% to $236 million, driven by record bookings of $348 million and a total backlog reaching a historic $1.6 billion amid strong aerospace and defense demand. Meanwhile, 908 Devices posted revenues of $13.4 million following its recent acquisition, and Skyworks achieved $944 million in revenue. Conversely, Dentsply Sirona faced a net loss of $0.05 per share, highlighting a landscape of varying resilience where strategic defense contracts and organic growth are driving divergent performance across sectors.