Movement Alert｜SAP SE Overnight Rise 3.16%, Q3 Revenue and Earnings Beat Expectations

Market Focus10-22

On October 22, SAP SE rose 3.16% Overnight, trading at $240.08/share, with turnover of $31.4 thousand.

The move followed the company’s latest quarterly results, which showed revenue and adjusted earnings ahead of market expectations, reinforcing confidence in its cloud and enterprise software momentum.

For the third quarter, SAP SE reported adjusted non-IFRS earnings of 1.89 euros per share versus 1.59 euros a year earlier, above the 1.81 euros consensus. Revenue rose to 10.27 billion euros from 9.08 billion euros, also ahead of the 10.11 billion euros expected by analysts. Another report showed adjusted EPS of $2.18 versus a $2.03 estimate and sales of $11.820 billion versus a $11.490 billion estimate.

Management also said quarterly revenue surpassed 10 billion euros for the first time and indicated total revenue for 2026 of 36.3 billion to 36.8 billion euros, up 12% to 13%, near the upper end of its prior range, while maintaining its constant-currency operating profit outlook of 11.8 billion to 12.2 billion euros.

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