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Simply Wall St reports Energizer Holdings (ENR) posted mixed Q3 results for the period ended June 30, 2026, with sales slightly up but net income and EPS down sharply. The article cites ENR’s 90-day share return of 37.61% and 1-year TSR of -13.45%, and discusses valuation using P/E of 19.1x versus fair 16.9x and DCF value $92.98 vs price $22.76.

Energizer launched its “Ultimate Child Shield” coin lithium batteries (sizes 2032, 2025, 2016), claiming they are designed to prevent ingestion burns. The company says a proprietary titanium alloy build stops the burn-causing reaction, plus a bitter coating and a saliva-activated color alert. The article cites Australian emergency data and quotes a paramedic and Energizer staff.

Energizer Holdings (ENR) reported Q3 fiscal 2026 net sales of $734.1 million, up 1.2% year over year, with organic net sales up 2.7%. Adjusted gross margin fell to 39.2% and adjusted EPS was $0.75 versus $1.13. Management guided full-year adjusted EPS to $3.30-$3.60 and EBITDA to $580-$610, expecting low-end results.

Energizer reported Q2 results with modest top-line growth and organic revenue gains in Batteries & Lights and Auto Care, citing expanded distribution and innovation, plus progress moving APS sales into the Energizer branded portfolio. CEO Mark LaVigne said guidance was lowered due to softer battery category trends. Non-GAAP EPS missed expectations amid margin pressure and a more promotional retail environment.

Simply Wall St reports Siemens Energy’s Q3 2026 results, citing sales of €11,447 million and net income of €1,083 million, plus higher basic EPS from continuing operations. The article discusses Siemens Energy’s share performance and a valuation view of about €199 per share versus a recent close near €153, contrasting P/E multiples.

Simply Wall St reports Energizer Holdings (ENR) posted Q3 2026 sales of $734.1M and net income of $39.9M, and declared a $0.30 per-share quarterly dividend. The article cites ENR trading at $22.57, with P/E 19x, peer P/E 23.5x, industry P/E 16.4x, and a DCF fair value of $90.79 versus analyst target $22.33.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren said the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated IEEPA tariffs and urged companies to disclose and share tariff refunds with consumers. She wrote Apple, Amazon, Energizer, Motorola, Nike, Target, Walmart and others. Warren cited court filings showing over $100B refunded and said families paid most tariff costs. Apple reported a $2.2B refund; Amazon $600M.

Simply Wall St reports Energizer Holdings (ENR) posted Q3 2026 sales of $734.1M and nine-month sales of $2.16B. Net income fell to $39.9M for the quarter and $46.6M year-to-date versus the prior year. The board reaffirmed a $0.30 per-share dividend payable in September 2026 amid lower earnings and EPS.

Energizer Holdings reported organic growth in Batteries & Lights and Auto Care despite a softer battery category. Management revised fiscal 2026 back-half outlook to roughly flat to up 1% organic growth, citing 200 to 300 bps category softening. Q4 gross margins are projected above 40% and adjusted EPS to rise 25% at the midpoint, with capex near 1% of net sales and free cash flow improving as Project Momentum ends.

Energizer (ENR) shares rose about 2.6% after a prior-session drop tied to fiscal Q3 2026 results. Adjusted EPS was $0.75 vs $0.83 expected, and revenue was $734.1M vs $743.4M expected. Management cut back-half organic growth outlook to flat-to-1% from 4%, citing softer batteries, but auto care sales grew 9.5% and overall organic growth was 2.7% vs 0.7% consensus. Analysts at Morgan Stanley and Barclays kept Equalweight with $21 and $19 targets.