Movement Alert|Aramark Rises 8.53% in Regular Trading, Q3 Earnings Beat Expectations with Raised Full-Year Guidance

Market Focus08-11

On August 11, Aramark surged 8.53% in regular trading, trading at $60.295 per share, with turnover of $22.17 million. The rally was driven by a strong fiscal Q3 earnings report that exceeded Wall Street expectations across all key metrics.

Aramark reported fiscal Q3 non-GAAP EPS of $0.52, beating the consensus estimate of $0.48 by $0.04. Revenue reached $5.06 billion, up 9.3% year-over-year and surpassing expectations of $4.94 billion by $120 million, with organic revenue growth of 9%. The company raised its fiscal 2026 organic revenue growth outlook to 9%-10%, up from the prior 7%-9% range, while reaffirming adjusted EPS growth of 20%-25%.

Additionally, year-to-date new business wins surged 51% year-over-year with a 98% client retention rate. The company maintained over $1.4 billion in available cash and proactively repaid $100 million in term loan debt post-quarter to optimize its capital structure. The combination of earnings outperformance, raised guidance, and strong forward indicators fueled the significant intraday advance.

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