Motorola Solutions Boosts FY Earnings Outlook on Strong Demand

Dow Jones10-31

By Kelly Cloonan

 

Motorola Solutions raised its earnings guidance for the year as it continues to see strong demand for its safety and security solutions.

The Chicago-based company now expects adjusted earnings per share of $15.09 to $15.15, up from its prior guidance of between $14.88 to $14.98.

Motorola backed its prior forecast for revenue of about $11.65 billion for the year.

Chief Executive Greg Brown said the company raised its guidance due to continued robust demand for its safety and security solutions as well as a strong start for its acquisition of Silvus Technologies, which closed in August.

For the third quarter, Motorola posted a profit of $562 million, or $3.33 a share, compared with $562 million, or $3.29 a share, a year earlier.

Adjusted earnings per share were $4.06, ahead of estimates of $3.85 a share according to analysts polled by FactSet.

Revenue rose to $3.01 billion compared with $2.79 billion a year ago. Analysts expected $2.99 billion.

Sales in the company's software and services segment climbed 11%, while products and system integration sales edged up 6%.

 

Write to Kelly Cloonan at kelly.cloonan@wsj.com

 

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October 30, 2025 16:48 ET (20:48 GMT)

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