"This position now applied by the Group going forward has also resulted in a partnership signed in Q2 FY2025-26 not being recognized in IFRS15 revenues," the company said. "The above results in the Company not complying with its leverage covenant ratio under certain existing financing agreements at September 30, 2025. However, this is being addressed by the aforementioned actions relating to the concerned debt instruments."
Nintendo released its latest quarterly earnings report today for the six-month period that ended on September 30, revealing a number of new details about the health of the company's business, including updated sales figures for the Switch and Switch 2. The original Switch has now sold 154.01 million units since it launched in 2017, and that's fairly close to the PS2's lifetime record of 160 million.
Disney posted better-than-expected earnings driven by improvements in streaming profitability and steady performance in its theme park segment, offering some relief to investors. Concerns remain over ESPN's long-term value, as its high legacy costs and shrinking cable viewership make its recent deal with the NFL Network appear more defensive than transformative.
Digital Turbine recorded non-GAAP (adjusted) earnings per share of $0.05 on revenue of $130.92 million in fiscal Q1. While sales for the period beat the average Wall Street analyst estimate by roughly $9 million, the company's earnings per share came in $0.03 lower than the target.
Analysts predict Symbotic's Fiscal Q3 earnings will include a GAAP EPS of ($0.01), adjusted EPS of $0.05, revenue of $533.25 million, EBITDA of $28.9 million, and gross margin of 20.4%. Anything above these figures is considered a earnings 'beat'.
Roku's video advertising business has been booming, with video advertising growth surpassing overall platform revenue during the second quarter, reflecting a robust demand diversification strategy.