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Q3 Adjusted EBITDA Expected to be $90M-$95M
Adjusted EBITDA in Q3 is expected to be $90M-$95M.
2026 Revenue Consensus at $1.9B, Adjusted EBITDA View Raised to $545M-$560M
2026 revenue consensus $1.9B. Raises 2026 adjusted EBITDA view to $545M-$560M from $540M-$555M.
ACI Worldwide Reports Q2 Revenue of $430M, Raises Adjusted EBITDA Guidance
Reports Q2 revenue $430M, consensus $430.6M. "Signing two U.S.-based customers for ACI Connetic is a significant milestone and validates both the strength of our cloud-native payments platform and the growing demand for payments modernization in the world's largest banking market," said Thomas Warsop, CEO. "In Q2, we delivered 7% revenue growth, expanded EBITDA margins and continued to execute our balanced capital allocation strategy. We continued to invest in ACI Connetic to support long-term organic growth and, at the same time, returned capital to shareholders through share repurchases. As a result of our strong first-half performance, we are increasing our full-year revenue and adjusted EBITDA guidance. We enter the second half of 2026 with strong momentum, a healthy pipeline and confidence in our ability to create long-term shareholder value."
Nasdaq Plummets Amid Chip Maker Sell-Off
Stocks fell sharply on Friday and closed the week with losses amid another round of selling of chip makers along with geopolitical tensions. The Nasdaq was the laggard as semiconductor manufacturers plunged on concerns that hyperscalers will invest less in AI infrastructure and worries about improving Chinese AI models. Meanwhile, pro-inflationary risks gathered momentum as the war in the Middle East continues and fuel costs pick back up. Adding another potential headwind, President Trump claimed in an address last night that China interfered in the 2020 presidential elections, risking the economic truce that has been holding since last year's tariff exchanges.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Netflixshares slid after the streaming giant forecast a, overshadowing an otherwise in-line quarterSpaceX, citing an issue with some of the enginesCDC issued aas it investigates a multistate outbreak of Cyclospora infections linked to lettuce served at Taco Belllocations in 5 statesTravelersjumped after reporting what its CEO calledAppleovertook Nvidiato once again be the2. WALL STREET CALLS:HSBCAppleto Buy on what the firm sees as an "operational turning point"AST SpaceMobileto Buy at B. Riley after 44% declineEchoStarto Strong Buy from Market Perform at Raymond JamesSonic Automotiveto Neutral at Seaport ResearchChili's parent Brinkerwith an Overweight at Stephens3. AROUND THE WEB:PayPalboard views Stripe-Advent bid as inadequate, Reuters reportsMetain talks with Anthropic on potential $10B computing power deal, NYT saysThe COO for WalmartU.S. to leave this week, WSJ reportsChevronexploring pipeline as Hormuz alternative, WSJ reportsACI Worldwideexploring sale of billing division, Reuters reports4. MOVERS:Nvidia, Intel, AMD, Broadcom, Marvelland Qualcommwere among theamid a broad unwind of the AI tech tradeCoca-Colashares slipped after the beverage company said it hasafter an unauthorized third party gained access to some of its systemsRegenxbiodeclined after an underwrittenof its common stock priced at $9.00 per shareDutch Brostraded higher after the stock was initiated with anat StephensSweetgreenbounced back from a four-day skid after U.S. authorities said a parasite outbreak that's sickened thousands across several states was traced torestaurants5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Autolivfell after the airbag and seatbelt maker reportedthat narrowly missed consensus estimatesIntuitive Surgicaltumbled after the robotic-surgery company said it now expectsto fall near the midpoint of its guidanceStaar Surgicaldropped after the maker of implantable lenses postedAlcoareportedthat missed consensus expectationsRegions Financial, Fifth Thirdand Truist Financialwere among theQ2 resultsINDEXES:The Dow fell 406.55, or 0.77%, to 52,146.42, the Nasdaq lost 361.70, or 1.40%, to 25,520.24, and the S&P 500 declined 76.08, or 1.01%, to 7,457.69.
ACI Worldwide Exploring Sale of Billing Division Valued at $1.5B
ACI Worldwide is exploring a sale of its billing division, which could be valued at about $1.5B in a potential deal, according to Reuters' Milana Vinn, citing three people familiar with the matter. The payments provider is working with investment bankers on the divestment and has started preliminary talks with potential buyers, including private equity firms, the sources are reported to have said.
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