ARROW ELECTRONICS, INC.
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See all $ARW insider activity →Arrow Electronics (ARW) expanded its IBM distribution to seven new European countries, including Germany and Ukraine. The agreement covers IBM's infrastructure, software, and services, with Arrow providing local support and resources. This builds on their existing global partnership, aiming to help channel partners in these markets.
Arrow Electronics (ARW) reported Q2 revenue of $10.0B, up 32% year over year, and non-GAAP EPS of $5.45, up 124%. Management cited broader demand across industrial, aerospace and defense, and transportation, plus strength in Global Components ($7.4B sales, 5.4% operating margin). Outlook: revenue $9.6B-$10.2B.
Arrow Electronics said it is expanding IBM distribution coverage to seven additional countries. The update is tied to Arrow’s distribution agreement with IBM and may affect its regional sales opportunities. Arrow Electronics stock was shown around $229.67, down 1.98% on the day, according to the article’s market snapshot.
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Potential modest revenue uplift for Arrow from new channel partners in Europe.
The update frames demand breadth and improving margins, but also flags ECS margin pressure from underperforming contracts and restructuring actions.
Channel expansion with IBM could modestly improve Arrow’s addressable market and sales pipeline in the newly covered geographies.
Earnings call transcript discloses a strong Q2 revenue beat plus improving leading indicators (book-to-bill, backlog), supporting a constructive near-term demand and margin narrative.
Earnings fundamentals appear stronger than the market reaction, but inventory build and ECS restructuring charges introduce near-term execution risk.
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Arrow Electronics (ARW) expanded its IBM distribution to seven new European countries, including Germany and Ukraine. The agreement covers IBM's infrastructure, software, and services, with Arrow providing local support and resources. This builds on their existing global partnership, aiming to help channel partners in these markets.
1 min readArrow Electronics (ARW) reported Q2 revenue of $10.0B, up 32% year over year, and non-GAAP EPS of $5.45, up 124%. Management cited broader demand across industrial, aerospace and defense, and transportation, plus strength in Global Components ($7.4B sales, 5.4% operating margin). Outlook: revenue $9.6B-$10.2B.
6 min readArrow Electronics said it is expanding IBM distribution coverage to seven additional countries. The update is tied to Arrow’s distribution agreement with IBM and may affect its regional sales opportunities. Arrow Electronics stock was shown around $229.67, down 1.98% on the day, according to the article’s market snapshot.
1 min readArrow Electronics’ Q2 2026 earnings call transcript says results were driven by unit volume growth, expense and working-capital discipline, operating leverage and higher-margin value-added services. The company reported Q2 sales of $10.0 billion, up $2.4 billion year over year, exceeding guidance, and up 32% (30% constant currency). It cited improving book-to-bill and a growing backlog into 2027.
6 min readSimply Wall St reports Arrow Electronics (ARW) shares fell about 8% after its Q2 results despite margin expansion and higher EPS. The company posted about $10.0b revenue and basic EPS of $5.32, up from $7.58b and $3.62 a year earlier. Operating margin rose to 4.0% from about 2.8%, with components margin around 5.4%.
6 min readU.S. July payrolls contracted, with 23,000 jobs lost versus 80,000 forecast, and May-June payrolls revised down by 103,000. Hourly earnings rose 0.1% monthly and 3.2% yearly. Fed rate-hike odds for September fell to 42%. Stocks hit records; Atlassian (+30.8%), Twilio (+30.6%), and Trade Desk (-21%) moved on earnings.
7 min readArrow Electronics shares fell nearly 10% after its Q2 2026 earnings. The company reported $10.0B revenue (+32% YoY) and non-GAAP diluted EPS of $5.45 (+124%), both above its guidance. Operating margin was 3.8%, down from Q1 2026’s 4.2%. Wells Fargo kept an Underweight rating and set a $200 price target.
4 min readArrow Electronics (NYSE: ARW) reported Q2 EPS of $5.45, above the $4.17 analyst estimate, and revenue of $9.99B versus $9.31B consensus, according to Investing.com. The stock closed at $222.29 and was up 14.02% over three months and 83.88% over 12 months.
2 min readArrow Electronics (ARW) Q2 results highlighted by geographic sales beats versus two-analyst averages. Americas components were $2.45B (vs $2.41B est), Asia components $2.97B (vs $2.74B), and EMEA ECS $1.49B (vs $1.42B). Global ECS net sales were $2.63B (vs $2.45B est), up 14.5% YoY.
4 min readArrow Electronics (NYSE:ARW) said Deidra C. Merriwether will become president and chief operating officer on Sept. 8, 2026. She will oversee global business segments and logistics and report to interim CEO William F. Austen. Merriwether has been CFO at W.W. Grainger since 2021. Arrow reported 2025 sales of $31 billion, per the company.
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