Super League Enterprise (SLE) came out with a quarterly loss of $2.3 per share versus the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss of $2.83. This compares to a loss of $21.6 per share a year ago.
Super League Enterprise, Inc. ( SLE ) Q3 2025 Earnings Call November 13, 2025 5:00 PM EST Company Participants Matthew Edelman - President, CEO & Director Conference Call Participants Jack Codera - Maxim Group LLC, Research Division Howard Halpern - Taglich Brothers, Inc., Research Division Presentation Operator Greetings, and welcome to the Super League Third Quarter 2025 Conference Call. Please note, this conference is being recorded.
EPD's Q3 earnings and revenues miss estimates as weaker sales and processing margins outweigh gains from higher pipeline volumes.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is transitioning from a cyclical server business to a high-margin AI infrastructure and networking platform, highlighted by the Juniper acquisition. HPE's Q3 FY2025 results show strong growth in networking (+54% YoY) and cloud services, with networking now contributing nearly 50% of non-GAAP operating profit. Despite robust growth, HPE trades at a significant discount to sector EV/EBIT multiples, offering rerating potential as AI and cloud demand accelerates.
Axon Enterprise, Inc. is down 20% after hours. AXON reported a large Q3 EPS miss due to tariffs and increased R&D spending. While short-term headwinds remain, AXON stock represents an attractive risk-reward profile.
Axon Enterprise (NASDAQ: AXON) delivered a revenue beat and raised full-year guidance on Tuesday, but a steep earnings miss and collapsing operating income sent the stock lower in after-hours trading.
AXON gears up for Q3 results with strong TASER, body camera and software momentum - but rising costs may test margins.
Anthropic signed up the professional-services firm in one of its biggest deals yet as the artificial intelligence startup looks to make its Claude models the preferred AI for businesses.
Enterprise Products Partners faced an unexpected weak quarterly earnings comparison. EPD's recent acquisition from Occidental Petroleum, growth projects, and stock repurchase expansion support a positive outlook for future quarters. Management's track record of recovering from setbacks and restoring growth demonstrates strong leadership and problem-solving capabilities.
EPD is set to post Q3 results, with earnings expected to rise 3.1% even as revenues dip 9% amid its heavy Permian exposure.
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The outlook for Enterprise Products Partners remains resilient amid mixed energy market sentiment and cautious investor outlook, supported by diversified earnings and robust midstream cash flows. EPD's low-cost Permian assets and focus on NGL and natural gas position it to benefit from strong domestic demand and export growth, despite global supply headwinds. Lower capital spending through FY2027 is expected to drive higher DCF per unit growth and support attractive earnings distributions for unitholders.