Q2 FY26 · Ended Jul 5, 2026 · View SEC filing
Cash runs far ahead of reported profit
Acquisition amortization lowers reported earnings without using cash, and free cash flow reached 24.8% of revenue.
For investorsWhat the margin depends on once tariff refunds stop
For foundersBuilding recurring service on every instrument sold
Gross profit rose 6.2% but selling and administrative costs rose 12.1%, so operating income still fell.
Income from continuing operations fell 3.2%, yet a smaller share count lifted per-share earnings above last year.
Service grew 15.2% while product revenue fell, and a service dollar costs less to deliver than a product dollar.
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