Symbiotic rises on Q2 revenue beat

ReutersMay 8, 2025 2:52 PM

Shares of robotics vendor Symbotic SYM.O rise 8.6% to $24.42

Co late on Wednesday posted Q2 revenue of $550 million, surpassing analysts' avg. estimate of $525.02 million - data compiled by LSEG

Co reported Q2 net loss of $21 million vs estimate of $34.02 million

Including session's moves, SYM stock up 2.9% YTD

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