PREVIEW: HP rises ahead of quarterly earnings amid AI PC demand
ReutersNov 25, 2025 7:17 PM
Shares of HP HPQ.N rise 1.5% to $24.75 on Tuesday ahead of its quarterly earnings due after markets close
Wall Street expects HPQ to report 3% rise in rev to ~$14.48 bln while adj EPS is estimated to be flat at 92 cents
In the prior quarter, HPQ reported results that beat expectations amid demand for AI-powered computers
Over the last 8 quarters, HPQ's rev has met estimates 6 times, while adj EPS has missed expectations 5 times in the same period
HPQ is down 24% YTD vs NASDAQ Composite Index's .IXIC 18.4% increase
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