Garmin Fenix 9 Pro: The best gets better

Embraer's Phenom 300EV business jet received certification from ANAC, FAA, and EASA, making it the first light jet with Garmin's Emergency Autoland system. The aircraft features improved safety, performance, and cabin upgrades, with deliveries expected in 2028. Embraer highlights its range, payload, and advanced avionics.

A leak in Indonesian regulatory filings suggests Garmin may release the Enduro 4 smartwatch, possibly before the end of 2026. The device, listed under the model number A05197, is believed to be a high-end outdoor product, following past patterns. Garmin Connect app code references also hint at its development, with approval granted on August 25, indicating a potential launch within months.

Garmin (GRMN) reported Q2 2026 earnings exceeding revenue and adjusted EPS expectations, leading to raised full-year guidance. The stock has seen a 30-day return of 22.59% and a year-to-date return of 45.65%. Analysts' average price target is $279.57, suggesting a 5% overvaluation based on the last close of $294.85. Investors should monitor operating expenses and potential segment weaknesses.

Garmin (GRMN) reported a strong second quarter and raised full-year revenue and EPS guidance, implying about 11% year-over-year revenue growth and nearly 17% EPS growth, according to the company. Shares rose 23.7% in July and are up 53% year to date, with advanced wearables driving fitness segment growth. The article cites S&P Global Market Intelligence.

Garmin Ltd shares hit an all-time high of $310.08, with market cap around $60 billion and gains of over 50% in six months and 33.18% over the past year, according to Investing.com/InvestingPro. The article cites Q2 2026 results of $2.81 EPS on $2.02B revenue versus $2.30 EPS and $1.94B expected, plus a raised full-year outlook.

Garmin reported record Q2 results, and its shares rose sharply, up 22.4% for the week as of Friday midday, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence. The company boosted 2026 guidance to 11% revenue growth and nearly 17% EPS growth, citing strong fitness segment performance. The article notes $4.4B cash and marketable securities with no debt.