Q3 FY26 · Ended Sep 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
Profit rose more than twice as fast as sales
Operating costs grew 6.9% against revenue growth of 14.5%, so most of the extra revenue fell through to operating income.
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The two biggest commodity costs moved in opposite directions, yet the margin rose, consistent with fuel and power passing through to customers.
Last full year, capital spending exceeded operating cash flow by $2.53B, so new debt and shares fill the gap.
Over six years operating margin rose to 24.7% from 12.8%, as regulators allow a return on approved investment, not on volume.
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